by Mark Blair | Feb 19, 2026 | Car Lifts
When choosing a parking lift, one of the most common questions is whether a 2-post model can safely hold vans, SUVs and 4x4s. The answer depends entirely on vehicle weight, not badge or body style. The 2-post parking lift from Lift Giant has a maximum lifting...
by Mark Blair | Feb 18, 2026 | Home Storage
If you are comparing Lift Giant’s four-post and two-post car lifts for a home garage, the right choice depends on space, storage goals, and how you plan to use the lift day to day. Below, we break down the key differences using the questions most buyers ask before...
by Mark Blair | Jan 15, 2026 | Car Lifts
Choosing the best car lift for professional garages is about matching lift type, duty cycle, space, and vehicle mix to the way your workshop actually earns money. In a high-throughput environment, the wrong lift slows technicians, increases maintenance costs, and...
by Mark Blair | Jan 15, 2026 | Car Storage
For collectors, restorers, and specialist storage facilities, Lift Giant’s two-post parking lift offers a purpose-built solution that combines the vehicle support of a four-post lift with a far more efficient footprint. Crucially, this is not a traditional workshop...
by Mark Blair | Jan 15, 2026 | Car Lifts
The Short Answer Standard cars: allow around 3.5m of usable ceiling height to stack two vehicles safely. SUV on SUV stacking: allow 3.8-4.0m. Always include a 100-150mm clearance buffer above the top car. Comparing Car Lift Post Height & Lift Height This is where...
