Stack Parking System

Overview

Hydraulic stack parking is a mechanical parking solution that lifts vehicles vertically using hydraulic cylinders to store multiple cars in a single parking space footprint. It is widely used in residential apartments, commercial buildings, and urban areas with limited land to double or triple parking capacity. How It Works 1. Lower-Level Entry: Drivers park the first vehicle directly onto the ground-level steel platform. 2. Hydraulic Lift: A high-pressure hydraulic pump drives heavy-duty cylinders to lift the platform and the first car into the air. 3. Stacking: A second vehicle is then parked underneath the elevated platform, utilizing the vertical space. Key Types of Stack Parking Dependent Stacker (Two-Post): The most common and affordable type. The top car cannot be removed unless the bottom car is driven out first, making it ideal for single families or valet-operated lots. Independent Stacker (Pit Type): The lower platform lowers into an excavated underground pit, allowing either the upper or lower car to access the driveway independently without moving the other. Triple Stackers: Extends upward to three levels, allowing three cars to stack vertically in a high-ceiling space.

Key Advantages

• Car Present Sensor – detects if a vehicle is parked in a specific slot, preventing mechanical accidents
• Balancing Chain – keeps the lifting platform perfectly level while moving up and down
• Antifall Lock – prevents the platform from crashing down during hydraulic failure or chain snap
• Limit Switch – stops platform movement at the exact top to prevent over-travel damage
• Emergency Switch – instantly cuts all power to freeze every moving part
• Powder Coating – durable protective layer that shields the steel structure from rust and wear
• Tyre Stopper – positions the car perfectly on the platform to prevent rolling off the edge

Ideal For

• Residential apartments
• Commercial buildings
• Urban areas with limited land