The Symmetry Dream Elevator
Custom wood elevator cabs, smart lighting, and luxury craftsmanship built for Florida’s finest homes.
Elevate Your Home With the Symmetry Dream
The Symmetry Dream is a premium residential elevator built and manufactured in the USA, combining expert craftsmanship with luxury materials designed to last. Like the Symmetry Asterix, it runs on an in-line geared or hydraulic drive system, travels up to 50 feet, supports up to 6 stops, and carries up to 1,000 lbs.
Its fully automatic operation and refined wood cab interior make it as comfortable to ride as it is beautiful to look at.
Key Specifications
- Installation: Indoor
- Rated load: 1000 lbs
- Power supply: Inline geared drive: 208/230 VAC, 20 Amp, single phase. Hydraulic: 208/230 VAC, 30 Amp, single phase. Lighting: 120VAC, 15 Amp, single phase.
- Speed: 40 FPM
- Min headroom: 96″ for a standard interior car height of 84″ (108″ for elevators with a control box at the top of the hoistway)
- Lift pit: 6″ minimum, 8″ preferred
- Drive system: Inline geared (standard) or hydraulic (optional)
- Max travel: 50 ft
- Max number of stops: 6
- Lift controls: Automatic
- Motor Power: 2 HP for in line geared drive, 3 HP for hydraulic drive
- Machine room: Machine room less mounted in hoistway (MRL) or separate machine room required depending on jurisdiction
- Door configuration: Single entry, open-through
- Directives and standards: ASME A17.1 Section 5.3
Designed for Florida’s Luxury Residences
Florida’s high-end homes demand an elevator that holds its own against the design of the home itself. The Symmetry Dream is built for exactly that. Its handcrafted wood cab, smart lighting integration, and fully automatic operation make it a natural centerpiece in any luxury interior. For homeowners, it adds lasting accessibility, daily comfort, and long-term property value.
For builders and architects, it’s a premium system that fits cleanly into new construction and major renovations alike.
13 Signature Dream Panels
The Dream’s defining feature is the illuminated acrylic panel mounted opposite the entrance. Choose from 13 distinct patterns, each edge-lit and integrated with the cab’s operating panel so brightness adjusts from inside the elevator. It’s the detail most buyers notice first and the one that tends to drive the final decision.
Bring the Symmetry Dream Into Your Home
Access Lifts Florida works with homeowners, builders, and architects across Florida’s coast to plan and install the Symmetry Dream the right way. Let’s talk about your project.
Get the Full Symmetry Dream Elevator Specs and Brochures
Everything you need to spec, present, and install the Symmetry Dream — from the product brochure and design guide to the latest door configuration sheets. If you’re comparing options across the Cibes Symmetry lineup, the Symmetry Asterix is built on the same IGD platform with its own distinct cab styling and finish options.
Specifying the Dream for a Project?
Access Lifts Florida partners with architects, designers, and builders from design phase through final inspection. Whether you need hoistway dimensions for a new build, want to walk a client through cab finishes at our Hollywood showroom, or need to coordinate installation with your GC, our team is ready.
View Our Full Gallery
Looking to see completed Symmetry Dream installations? Visit our gallery for examples of the Dream in Florida homes.
The Preferred Symmetry Dream Installer Across Florida’s Coast
Homeowners, builders, and architects across Florida rely on Access Lifts Florida for clean Symmetry Dream installations.
Specialized Product Expertise
Our team understands the technical requirements specific to the Symmetry Dream—having installed 1,000+ units across Florida since our founding in 2007.
Florida-Focused Installation Experience
We plan every installation around the realities of Florida construction from the Keys to Martin County and Tampa to Marco Island.
Ongoing Service and Long-Term Support
Access Lifts Florida maintains the equipment we install. Our technicians provide continued reliability and service support long after your Symmetry Dream elevator is up and running.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Symmetry Dream and the Symmetry Asterix?
The Dream and Asterix share the same IGD platform and core engineering. The difference is the interior design. The Dream’s signature feature is its illuminated acrylic panel, available in 13 patterns with edge lighting integrated into the cab’s operating panel. The Asterix takes a different direction with LED lighting, a black-finished ceiling and wall, and a more contemporary feel. Same wood species, same stain options, same door configurations. It comes down to which look fits the home.
Can the Dream be installed in a home that wasn’t originally built for an elevator?
Yes. The Dream works in both new construction and retrofit applications. Its MRL (machine-room-less) drive option keeps the footprint manageable, though structural conditions, ceiling height, and local code requirements all factor into what’s needed. We evaluate all of that before any work begins.
How customizable is the Symmetry Dream?
Extensively. Beyond the 13 acrylic panel patterns, the Dream is available in four wood species (Maple, Cherry, Walnut, and White Oak), each offered unfinished or with a factory finish. Flooring is left open so homeowners can match the cab to their interior. Door style, lighting levels, and frame finish are all selectable. No two Dream installations look the same.
How does the smart lighting work?
Dream Panel lighting is connected to the Car Operating Panel and adjustable by brightness level. It’s a fully integrated feature—not an add-on—so the lighting experience is consistent and easy to control from inside the cab.
What is the typical installation timeline?
On-site installation of the Symmetry Dream typically takes two to three days once your hoistway is ready, since the unit arrives pre-engineered for a fast setup. The full project timeline runs longer, generally several weeks, to account for hoistway construction and the custom cab fabrication that goes into your finish, lighting pattern, and wood species selections. Our team builds a project-specific schedule with you during planning so you know what to expect at each stage.