EPIC 1941 Thomas B. Thrige traction elevators @ Rådhuset (Town Hall), Aarhus, Denmark

[@PostTower]

unbelieveable! These are now put onto the listof lifts I want to visit!

[@HeritageElevators]

I know the doors are automatic and original from 1941. Some of the machinery and the mechanism has been changed but the the elevators is still original enough for me to call ir "original". The aesthetics appears to not have been changed.

[@SummerADDE_Elevators]

I doupt the are orginal. VF-Motor, Automatic doors, i recognise the interlock sound to being generic... But I like the way they modenied theese elevator!:)

[@LiftsAndElevatorsOfScandinavia]

You sort of are correct - I've filmed these elevators in February 2024 and the updated inspection paper says that KONE modernised them in 2009 - 2010. However, the wooden cabs, doors, fixtures and external floor indicators are all still original so the machinery was the only change

[@upanddownadventures]

Automatic doors date back to 1926. Over the years, in the United States, scissor gates started to become less and less common in the United States. But automatic doors were introduced in other countries later.

[@litomorrison-ramos2567]

Aarhus Town Hall was built in 1941.

[@ElevatingEurope]

+Heritage Elevators Did the elevator have automatic doors without inner doors when it was original?

[@Musikverkaeufer]

This building seems to be worth a visit only because of its elevators.

[@vilhelmea]

Hvordan fungerer knapperne på etagerne jeg mener de ser lidt avanceret?

[@mrtrainfreakdk]

Single slide door elevators. You don't see that very often in Denmark. :D