Hengda Fuji Elevator Co., Ltd., the company identified with FUJIHD in the organiser’s publication, is listed in the Lift Expo Nigeria 2025 show catalogue (PDF, approximately 22 MB). The entry provides a public reference that buyers can use to connect the company name, FUJIHD brand and fujihd.net website before making a project enquiry.
This article looks back at the 2025 catalogue and explains what to prepare when discussing an elevator or escalator project in Nigeria. The factory image accompanying this article is from FUJIHD’s existing image library, not a photograph of the Nigeria exhibition.
What the official catalogue records
- Event: Lift Expo Nigeria 2025, an international exhibition for elevator and escalator technologies.
- Dates shown: 2-4 September 2025.
- Venue shown: Landmark Centre, Lagos, Nigeria.
- Company entry: Hengda Fuji Elevator Co., Ltd., page 21.
- Listed stand: A24/A.
- Listed website: www.fujihd.net.
The directory is evidence of an exhibitor listing. It is not a product certificate, an approval for a particular installation, or proof of a permanent Nigerian office. Project requirements and the responsibilities of each supplier or service provider should be confirmed separately.
From a company listing to a useful project enquiry
A trade-show reference helps identify a supplier, but a usable quotation starts with the building. For a Nigerian apartment development, hotel, office or mixed-use scheme, send a brief that explains who will use the lifts, which floors they must serve and what space is available. An existing building also needs a clear account of access restrictions and work that can be carried out without disrupting occupants.
Use the FUJI elevator project overview to begin the product discussion, then compare the relevant options in the product range. Model names alone are not enough to establish whether a configuration suits a specific building.
Information to prepare before comparing quotations
- Location and building use: city, project address, new construction or replacement, and the intended users.
- Travel and access: served floors, travel height, door positions and available architectural drawings.
- Space: measured shaft, pit and overhead dimensions, plus the proposed equipment-access arrangement.
- Traffic: expected occupancy, busy periods, accessibility needs and any separate goods movement.
- Site conditions: available electrical supply, backup-power plans and indoor or exposed installation conditions.
- Programme and scope: required delivery window, unloading and storage arrangements, installation responsibility and the handover process.
For escalators or moving walks in a retail or transport project, also provide the rise or travel distance, available footprint, indoor or outdoor location and expected operating hours. Ask the project team to resolve the layout and applicable requirements before equipment is ordered. This checklist is for enquiry preparation, not a substitute for a qualified project design.
Confirm installation, maintenance and documentation
Compare quotations on the same scope. Ask who supplies the equipment, who installs and commissions it, what inspections and documents are required, and who will maintain it after handover. Request written information on spare parts, warranty scope and exclusions, service arrangements and the route for reporting faults. A supplier’s inclusion in an exhibition catalogue does not answer those project-specific questions.
For passenger and home-lift planning, the FUJI lift selection guide provides a further starting point. Send your drawings and brief through the FUJIHD contact page so the proposed equipment and supply scope can be discussed against your actual requirements.
Source and publication note
The exhibition details above were checked against the organiser-hosted 2025 catalogue, cover and page 21, on 8 September 2026. This is a new retrospective article, not a report of a 2026 event. The catalogue does not establish current local representation or certification. The procurement checklist is original editorial guidance; no project delivery, sales volume or performance result is claimed.
