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Hydraulic elevator

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a lift operated by the weight or pressure of water.

See also: Hydraulic



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The townhouse also includes 12 zones of central air conditioning, 18 zones of radiant heat floors, a hydraulic elevator, music wired throughout, and four levels of outdoor space.
CORE Group breaks downtown record with $11m 10th St. sale by Real Estate Weekly
The restoration included an expansion of the lobby and meeting rooms, the addition of a hydraulic elevator, new bathrooms, installation of central air conditioning, construction of an elliptical staircase capped by a skylight, and the creation of handicapped access.
New York's new center by Carbone, Chris / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Since purchasing the building in 2004, BSG Management has installed new electrical systems and double insulated windows throughout the building, HVAC systems in all the residences, and hydraulic elevators with keyed entries into individual lofts.
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