Classroom Ceiling Hoist System with GH1 Hoist

by Multicare Medical Ltd

A full-coverage 6 × 6 m or 8 × 8 m H-frame ceiling hoist system designed for classroom environments where safe, efficient student handling is required. This configuration incorporates the GH1 ceiling hoist unit, offering a reliable and cost-effective solution for everyday lifting tasks in educational settings

The system can be supplied with either B-rail or C-rail profiles to suit structural conditions and project requirements, providing a stable and unobtrusive installation. With only four primary fixings, the layout maintains generous clear spans and simplifies coordination with mechanical, electrical, and above-ceiling services.

The GH1 system provides a Safe Working Load of 200 kg (31.5 st), meeting the Department for Education (DfE) guidance and performance criteria for inclusive and accessible learning environments.

•    Mounted to secondary steelwork or concrete soffit
•    Void depth of up to 1m (for larger void depths, please contact our technical team)
•    Maximum distance between support drops 8000mm
•    Maximum overhang 925mm
•    Loop spreader bar on hoist
•    Battery-powered hoist with battery protection system and handset charging

Specification Details for Classroom Ceiling Hoist System with GH1 Hoist (Ceiling Hoists Systems)

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Yes. CAD drawings and BIM/Revit families can be provided to assist with design coordination and integration with structural and M&E services.

The system is designed to provide full room coverage in standard 6 × 6 m and 8 × 8 m classroom footprints. Rail lengths can also be customised to suit bespoke layouts.

The GH1 hoist provides an SWL of 200 kg (31.5 stone). This aligns with the requirements outlined in Building Bulletin 102 for lifting and handling in specialist school environments.

Yes. The hoist system can be supplied using B-rail or C-rail to suit structural conditions, ceiling depths, and load-bearing requirements.

The H-frame requires only four primary fixings, allowing clear spans across the ceiling and making coordination with M&E services, lighting, and ceiling grids straightforward.

Yes. The GH1 is designed as a robust, everyday hoist solution ideal for routine transfers in classrooms, therapy spaces, and SEN environments.

The GH1 typically charges via a wall-mounted charging dock or designated parking point. (Note: Unlike the GH3, it does not use continuous in-rail charging.)

H-frame systems are generally self-contained, but the GH1 can be part of a wider hoisting strategy. Through-room transfer is usually achieved using fixed-rail systems and combi-locks rather than H-frames.

The system must be fixed to a suitable load-bearing structure, such as timber joists or steel beams. Structural verification is recommended during design.

Yes. The hoist and track system must be inspected in line with LOLER every six months. Multicare provides servicing, maintenance, and LOLER inspections if required.

Yes. CAD drawings and BIM/Revit families can be provided to assist with design coordination and integration with structural and M&E services.

The GH1 operates with low noise levels, making it suitable for classroom environments where minimal disruption is important.

The GH1 is straightforward to use, with simple handset controls and smooth trolley movement. Training can be provided to ensure safe and confident operation.