Klaus a Revolution in parking
Miami like any other major city has a problem with parking space, and it largely has to do with the geographical dispersion in population of the city. Miami Florida is a commuter city with most of its population living in the surrounding metropolitan are. Within the city limits of Miami the population is only 433,136 however in the surrounding metropolitan area swells to 5,547,051 making it the seventh most populous metropolitan area in the United States. When looking at these two contrasting numbers it's easy to see how an issue of parking would arise as most of the people living in the surrounding area do travel into downtown Miami for work, shopping, entertainment, and general business. So what can be done to address the
Miami parking issue, especially when most of the issues are found within the already crowded downtown core? Parking lots have been the traditional response but they take up too much premium city space and can't be expended enough to meet the needs of all the drivers coming into the city. Underground parking has also been an option, but this approach takes forever to build and is extremely high in cost. Multilevel parking buildings have the same issues as multilevel underground parking as they are extremely expensive and have a long construction process with the add downfall of again taking up a large about of city restate. The truth of the matter is that none of these traditional parking methods are able to deal with Miami's parking needs or the needs of any other modern city. Today we need modern solutions to our modern problems and that's exactly what the Klaus Multiparking system provides.
Using the
Klaus Multiparking system eliminates the sprawl of huge parking lot utilizing the same idea behind high rise residential buildings. The vehicle to be parked is placed in the transfer cabin and transferred automatically via lift to the nearest parking space. The system can be used as aboveground or underground tower system, or as a combination of both variants. Different vehicle heights can be realized by different floor heights. To increase the drivers parking comfort the system can be equipped with a turning unit in the transfer cabin allowing you to enter the system forward and exit the system forward. The first Klaus car parking systems entered the market in 1964, by 1973 the company became one of the leading manufacturers of car parking systems world-wide. In 1988, Klaus introduced the new space-saving "Parking Automat" system. In 1993, the fully automatic car parking system is introduced, which stores the vehicles via computer-controlled operating elements allowing additional lanes and maneuvering areas. Today backed by continued innovation Klaus Parking systems are popping up everywhere and soon will be changing the face of
Miami parking lots.