PSH is a semi-automatic parking system. The parking space selected is moved to the desired position by means of an automatic control system, and the parking spaces can be shifted vertically or horizontally. Entrance level platforms move horizontally and upper level platforms move vertically, with always one platform less at the entrance level. By swiping the card or input the code, the system automatically moves the platforms in the desired position. To collect a car parked on the upper level, the platforms at the entrance level will first move to one side to provide an empty space into which the required platform is lowered. The scale can be adjusted to suit requirements, accommodating buildings ranging from two to seven storeys, thereby increasing the number of parking spaces severalfold.
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Semi-Automatic Control
Operated via card swipe or code input — the system moves platforms automatically to the desired position.
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Vertical & Horizontal Movement
Entrance level platforms shift horizontally; upper level platforms move vertically for seamless retrieval.
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2 to 7 Storeys Scalable
Flexible configuration to suit buildings of varying heights, multiplying available parking capacity.
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Space-Efficient Design
Always one platform fewer at entrance level, optimizing layout and enabling smooth vehicle retrieval.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a PSH semi-automatic parking system?
PSH (Puzzle Shift Horizontal/Vertical) is a semi-automatic parking system that uses an automated control mechanism to shift parking platforms both vertically and horizontally, allowing vehicles to be parked and retrieved efficiently without requiring a driver to manually navigate multi-level structures.
How does a user operate the PSH parking system?
Users simply swipe an access card or enter a designated code at the control panel. The system then automatically moves the platforms to bring the required parking space to the entrance level, making vehicle retrieval quick and hassle-free.
How many storeys can the PSH system accommodate?
The PSH system is highly scalable and can be configured for buildings ranging from two to seven storeys. This flexibility allows it to significantly increase parking capacity in both low-rise and mid-rise commercial or residential buildings.
How is a car retrieved from an upper-level platform?
When a vehicle on an upper level needs to be retrieved, the entrance-level platforms first shift horizontally to create an empty slot. The upper-level platform carrying the target vehicle is then lowered vertically into that empty space, bringing the car to the entrance level for easy access.
Is the PSH system suitable for both commercial and residential use?
Yes. The PSH vertical puzzle parking system is designed to serve a wide range of applications, including commercial complexes, office buildings, shopping centers, and residential communities. Its compact footprint and scalable design make it ideal for locations where ground-level parking space is limited.
What is the advantage of having one fewer platform at the entrance level?
Having one platform fewer at the entrance level is essential to the system's puzzle-style movement mechanism. This vacant space acts as a buffer, allowing the other platforms to shift horizontally and vertically in sequence — similar to a sliding puzzle — enabling any parked vehicle to be moved to the entrance position efficiently.
