We design and build parking systems to fit your site. Platform dimensions, vehicle clearances and capacity are agreed before manufacture.
Parking systems
Park two cars in one bay using a raised hydraulic platform. Clear the lower bay before retrieving the upper car.
Site check. Confirm clear height, vehicle sizes and slab capacity before planning the layout.
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Park three cars in one bay across two raised platforms and ground level. Lower cars must move before the cars above can leave.
Site check. Allow for vehicle heights on all three levels and space to move the lower cars.
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Retrieve a car without moving other vehicles out of the system. Platforms lift and slide to bring the selected car to the driving level.
Site check. The load shown applies to our 11-car design. Capacity, levels and pit requirements vary by project.
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Add parking below ground with platforms that lift from a pit. Cars share an access level and follow a dependent retrieval sequence.
Site check. Confirm excavation feasibility, pit depth and vehicle clearances with the civil design.
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Organise motorcycle and scooter parking on tiered racks or lifting platforms. The arrangement and number of spaces are designed for the site.
Site check. Plan for vehicle sizes, access aisles and the space available for each parking row.
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Store cars vertically using an automated lift. Drivers leave and collect their cars at an entry bay while the system handles storage.
Site check. Confirm the permitted height, vehicle sizes and required capacity before developing the tower layout.
View systemVehicle barriers, pedestrian gates, door access and screening equipment for your building. We help specify the right hardware for each entrance and check compatibility with your access controls.
Security & access
Control pedestrian entry with turnstiles and speed gates. Select the lane width and access readers for expected traffic and accessibility needs.
Typical sites
Office lobbies and IT parks · Factories and plants
Manage vehicle entry with boom barriers and number-plate recognition. Choose the arm length, opening speed and controls to suit each lane.
Typical sites
Residential societies · Corporate campuses and IT parks
Restrict vehicle access with bollards, road blockers and tyre killers. Select equipment around the entry layout and the protection required.
Typical sites
Corporate and hotel forecourts · Embassies, government and critical infrastructure
Manage door access and staff attendance with card, fingerprint or face recognition. Match readers, controllers and locks to the building’s access requirements.
Typical sites
Offices and server rooms · Factories and attendance entries
Check people, baggage and vehicles at entry points. Choose metal detectors, X-ray scanners or under-vehicle cameras to match the checkpoint’s screening needs.
Typical sites
Courts, government and public venues · Airports and transit
03Projects
Explore our residential and private-garage parking projects, including the capacity, design choices and site requirements behind each solution.
A two-car stack layout adds an upper parking position to every allocated bay. For basement level 2, the design pairs 398 ground positions with 398 raised positions.
An 11-car puzzle layout uses the space above and below the garage floor. A separate steel frame supports the system, while moving platforms bring the selected car to the access level.
04 · How we work
For a parking project, the layout, site preparation and installation need to work together. Here is how we take the design through to handover.
We review the space, the parking capacity you need and how drivers will use it. Clear height, vehicle access and power help narrow the options.
The layout is coordinated with your structural and building-services teams. Dimensions, loads and connection points are established before production drawings.
Fabrication partners supply the steel components. Machining and assembly take place in-house, with hydraulics and controls checked against the approved specification.
The agreed installation scope sets out responsibilities and checks. Load testing, operator training and handover documents prepare the system for daily use.
From Symtech
News, research and ideas on parking, access and the spaces we use.
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