
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.

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.

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

Lift maintenance in a homeowners' association in Mallorca legally requires an on-site inspection every 20-45 days, as per Royal Decree 355/2024. At Eleva Balear, we provide multi-brand service.

In 2026, the main aid for installing an elevator in a residential building in the Balearic Islands is that of the State Housing Plan 2026-2030, in force since 24th.