
New lift regulations 2026: what changes with Royal Decree 355/2024
Short answer: The new 2026 lift regulations are based on Royal Decree 355/2024, which approves ITC AEM 1 "Lifts" in force since July 1, 2024.
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Short answer: The new 2026 lift regulations are based on Royal Decree 355/2024, which approves ITC AEM 1 "Lifts" in force since July 1, 2024.

> In summary: Comprehensive service for installing a lift in an old building in Palma: feasibility study, project, licenses (major works and heritage) and installation in buildings in the old town

A stairlift is the quickest and most economical option when a specific person needs to overcome a flight of stairs, with prices starting from €1,800 (chair) or €5,500 (lift).

Installing a lift in a single-family home will cost between €12,000 and €38,000 in 2026, depending on the type of lift and the work required. An electric lift starts at around €12,000.

Royal Decree 355/2024 mandates the reinforcement of safety measures for older lifts, which are prevalent in the Eixample district and the historic centre of Palma. At Eleva Balear, we carry out the modernisation.

A hotel in Mallorca needs guest lifts, service lifts and freight lifts depending on its category and number of floors, and they must comply with the accessibility regulations UNE-EN 81-70 and