Automated Parking Systems
that Provide you with More Space, Safety, and Environmental Advantages

Westfalia’s CarSafe® products provide a powerful alternative to conventional ramp style garages. As larger cities continue to grow, land availability and hence land acquisition and construction costs are increasing rapidly. To address this problem, many cities and developers are investing in automated parking garages.

These systems can save more than 50% floor space, and can be built in locations not suitable for conventional ramp style garages. For example, the city of Vienna is building automated garages below ground, with a long-term strategic goal of building underground parking facilities directly under roads. Developers are also reaping the benefits by adding more income generating condominiums/apartments due to a more compact parking footprint. Development locations not meeting minimum parking requirements may suddenly be viable.

Car dealerships can also use our automated parking systems. By using the space more effectively, our system enables dealerships to show the entire fleet of vehicles in a whole new way.

Safe, secure and easy for drivers:

1. Guaranteed safe-keeping of vehicles – without risk of theft, or vandalism
2. Convenient drive-in entry cabins – no searching for spaces in parking lots
3. No driving backwards, hence fewer fender benders
4. Personal safety is increased – no moving around dark garages

1. 40% less space required
2. 60% less volume of the building required - leaves more space to use in profitable uses
3. Service and maintenance costs are more than compensated by the reduction in cleaning and building maintenance costs, plus the elimination of expensive ventilation and lighting. The parking area is classified as “unoccupied”.

Environmentally friendly parking system:

1. 60% reduction in toxic substances in the air compared to conventional parking system (as car engines are shut off when you drive into the garage)

1. Automated parking is ideal for metropolitan areas, business parks, office buildings, train & subway stations, trade centers, and hotels – any densely populated area
2. Above or below ground