The 10 Key Steps to Buying Stairlifts 1) Determine if the stairlift user has the physical ability to be able to get into the seat of a stairlift. 2) Review your stair dimensions to confirm there is sufficient room to accommodate a stairlift 3) Determine if a straight stairlift will fit your needs or is …
The 10 Key Steps to Buying a Stair Chair Lift – by Bob Harvey Read More »
There are two types of stairlift. Straight and curved. The first is designed for straight stairs. The footrest of the lift will normally stop level with the top stair. It may be possible to use a straight stairlift on some configurations of curved stairs. The second, and generally far more expensive type, is a ‘made …
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Choosing the Right Equipment Is Essential The correct equipment will make a big difference to a disabled person in helping him or her to live independently in the home. Before buying a disabled stairlift, the disabled person is well advised to get advice from a specialist and to try out the equipment before purchasing it. …
The 10 Key Steps to Buying Stairlifts 1) Determine if the stairlift user has the physical ability to be able to get into the seat of a stairlift. 2) Review your stair dimensions to confirm there is sufficient room to accommodate a stairlift 3) Determine if a straight stairlift will fit your needs or is …
The 10 Key Steps to Buying a Stair Chair Lift – by Bob Harvey Read More »
There are two types of stairlift. Straight and curved. The first is designed for straight stairs. The footrest of the lift will normally stop level with the top stair. It may be possible to use a straight stairlift on some configurations of curved stairs. The second, and generally far more expensive type, is a ‘made …
Stair Lifts – Straight and Curved Rails – by Christian Dunnage Read More »
