Car stacker
The car stacker is a large and important piece of equipment shared by all. Knowing how to use the stacker correctly is essential to preventing downtime, damage and most importantly, injury. Before you can use the stacker, it’s important that you contact VSpace who manage it, to organise an induction.
There are two parts to the induction. The first involves configuring your parking tray for your specific vehicle and size. It means you’ll have specific guides setup for your car, so you won’t leave it out of place, triggering sensors that stop the stacker from working and it will make parking for you much easier.
The second component is learning how to operate the stacker itself – things to look out for and avoid.
Likewise, if you ever change cars, you’ll need to get VSpace to come out and reconfigure your parking tray. Different levels of the stacker have different height limits, parking a new car in your existing spot without the right adjustments could lead to issues and potential damage.
VSpace contact details
https://www.vspaceparkers.com.au
Phone 1300 877 223
Quote address and machine number S170023
For your safety, please don’t stay in your car after parking. The stacker sensors won’t detect you while you’re inside the vehicle, and another resident could call down their tray without realising you’re there, leaving you unable to exit safely.
If you need to unload your car in the basement before parking, please be mindful of others who may need access to the car park. Park to the side, close your doors, and if you’re leaving the car unattended turn on your hazard lights to let others know you’ll be back shortly. While it’s rare to encounter other cars in the car park, it almost always happens when you’re parked in the driveway!
Many residents prefer to park on Seekers Way on days when they need to come and go frequently. There’s usually plenty of parking available, and while some areas have time restrictions, enforcement is rare. If you happen to spot parking inspectors, share the info in the WhatsApp group to spread a little good karma.
Storage cages
Storage cages are in the basement, generally along the west wall. Keep your cage locked and avoid having expensive things easily visible. The more appealing your stuff looks, the bigger the risk if someone gets access to the basement. While the basement has drainage and is setup up to manage water, there is the chance that water can get under the storage cages. It’s good practice to avoid having belongings on the bare concrete to prevent getting damaged.