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GEO B4000ES H Frame
£2,365 + VATView product| Lift type | 2-post |
|---|---|
| Recorded price from | £2,365 + VAT |
| Rated capacity | 4,000kg |
| Maximum lift height | 1900mm |
| Lowered height | 130mm |
| Overall width | 3540mm |
| Overall height | 2830mm |
| Platform length | Not confirmed |
| Power supply | 240V 1-phase or 400V 3-phase |
| Minimum concrete | Not confirmed |
| Wheels-free | Yes |
| Portable | No |
| Home suitable | No |
| Professional suitable | Yes |
| Installation required | Yes |
| Warranty | 2-year parts warranty |
| GarageReady verdict | The H-frame version addresses a specific installation problem: spreading the floor load across a wider base than a conventional bolt-down two-post. GEO states that a standard two-post lift requires six inches (approximately 150mm) of concrete depth, and the H-frame can suit sites where the existing slab falls slightly short of that, potentially avoiding the cost of cutting out and re-pouring. This does not eliminate the need for a proper floor and site assessment. The H-frame widens the loading footprint; it does not make an unsuitable floor suitable. Concrete condition, slab construction and installer requirements must still be confirmed before purchase. Against the standard B4000ES, the H-frame adds 174mm of overall width (3,540mm vs 3,366mm) at the same £2,365 + VAT price. It is 921mm shorter than the clear-floor C4000ES, making it the better fit where ceiling height is tight but floor depth is the concern. |
| Best for | Professional workshops where an H-frame base is preferable to a conventional post installation. |
| Watch out for | Do not assume the H-frame removes the need for a floor assessment; confirm suitability with the installer. |
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