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Welcome to Indonesia Elevator Guide - A guide of elevators in Indonesia - |
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Did you know?
The first and oldest elevator in Indonesia was installed at the London Sumatra Building, Medan in 1908 and manufactured by R. Waygood & Co.
And the first and oldest escalator in Indonesia was installed at the Sarinah department store, Jakarta in 1966 and manufactured by Hitachi Ltd.
Both of them still exist today, and are declared as heritage!
Oldest elevator in Indonesia (1908)
Oldest escalator in Indonesia (1966)
About the wiki
Indonesia Elevator Guide (IEG) is a privately owned wiki project created with the purpose of providing information as well as a guide to various elevators in Indonesia. It is currently managed by Indonesia based elevator enthusiast IDL3K since October 2016.
Quick links
- List of elevator manufacturers - a list of elevator manufacturers/companies that are and have been operating in Indonesia. It also contains a list of elevator brands that are found in the country.
Newsflash
- 23 May 2024: (ONGOING) Navigation box will be added on each elevator model pages for quicker and easier navigation between model pages. It will be added on the bottom page of elevator model of the corresponding elevator brand.
- 17 September 2022: (ONGOING) Embedded videos on elevator company articles have been reduced to simplify the article content and shorten page loading. In addition, location names in "Known installations in Indonesia" lists now include YouTube video link of the elevator(s) from the respective locations.
- September 2022: 100 articles have been created on IEG! A new milestone!
- September 2022: The migration process of IEG from Wikia back to ShoutWiki has been completed after two years delay! The old Wikia site has been emptied out and (unexpectedly) closed within the next few days. Bon voyage fxxxing Wikia, you sucks! Home sweet home, ShoutWiki!
Please note
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This is a Private Wiki Creation of new pages without permission from the admin/wiki owner is strictly prohibited. If found, they will be removed immediately. In addition, editing to articles in this wiki is not free as this is a private wiki. |
This is a personal wiki. Some of the information in this site are based on the wiki owner's researches and observation while going to different places and filming elevators. Some opinions listed on this wiki might not be accurate or not based on on actual reviews, and therefore should not be used to asses the quality of any products or brands.
This wiki is only intended to provide information as a general, and not as a site for selling elevators and their related products. We are not experts from the elevator industry, so kindly please ask an elevator company instead.
Disclaimer
Please note the following disclaimer as you browse through Indonesia Elevator Guide.
 1. Information from this wiki is not guaranteed to be accurate. It is not advised that information on this wiki should be used by anyone to asses the quality of an elevator as some information may not be correct. When the wiki owner write articles on this wiki, the owner try to keep the information fairly accurate, but the owner certainly cannot guarantee it is accurate. 2. The owner of this wiki shall not be responsible for any inconvenience, injury or loss sustained by any person browsing this wiki. |
Photos and videos
Some of the photos featured on this wiki were taken by the wiki owner, while some others were taken by other Indonesian elevator enthusiasts and they have allowed the wiki owner to upload their photos on this wiki. Credit goes to their respective owner for the photos featured on this wiki.
Unless otherwise stated, all videos featured and embedded on pages of this wiki are from YouTube. They only serve as references. Some are from the wiki owner, some others are from other Indonesian and/or foreign elevator enthusiasts while a few others are from various sources. Again, credit goes to their respective owners for the videos featured on this wiki.
See also
Also check out our sister site Indonesia Escalator Guide (IESCG), a similar concept created by the same owner which only focuses on escalators and moving walks in Indonesia, albeit on a much smaller scale.
