Jeeves dumbwaiters for homes and commercial kitchens
Looking for an easier way to move things between floors? A dumbwaiter is a compact freight elevator made to carry objects, not people. It is safe, convenient and space-saving in both homes and commercial buildings.
Restaurants, hotels, medical labs and offices have used them for years, and they are now a sought-after feature in multi-story houses for groceries, laundry, luggage and household supplies. See the Jeeves Econolift for homes or the Jeeves Pro for business.
The Jeeves Econolift suits homeowners who want an affordable lift without giving up quality.
Our residential dumbwaiter is ideal where a full-size elevator is not practical.
The Jeeves Pro line is made for restaurants, hotels, hospitals and other settings that need dependable, heavy duty transport.
If your kitchen is on one floor and your garage, pantry or laundry is on another, you already know how many trips a day the stairs demand. We install Jeeves dumbwaiters in private homes, restaurants, clinics and offices around Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield and Wichita.
Building or renovating? That is the simplest moment to frame in a shaft. Already settled in? We regularly find a route through closets or unused corners. Either way you get a firm quote after a site visit.
A commercial dumbwaiter moves plates, trays and supplies between a kitchen and a dining room or storage floor, which saves staff from carrying loads on the stairs. Read more in dumbwaiters for restaurants.
A dumbwaiter carries goods only. If a person needs help with the stairs, a stair lift or home elevator is the answer, and many homes have both. Our comparison of dumbwaiters and stair lifts explains where each one fits.
Yes. A dumbwaiter can serve three stops, provided the openings line up one above another.
It varies by model. Residential units are rated for typical household loads, and we give you the rated capacity of each option in your quote.
Very little. An occasional service visit keeps it running smoothly.
It can be an appealing convenience in a multi-level home. How much it adds depends on the property and the buyer.
