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Curved StairliftsThese are necessary if you have right/left angle bends or twists or a landing with additional steps to the head of the stairs curved stairlifts are unfortunately more costly than those with straight rails as they are a bespoke item and have to be manufactured to fit your individual staircase. This involves taking of measurements, design and manufacturing to your specific requirements. Curved rails are made from materials such as steel or aluminium and come in various cross-sectional shapes. Individual designs vary enormously to provide curves with the smallest radius possible to bend around newel posts and corners. Your installation team will fit your stairlift using their expert knowledge and skills to provide a perfect fit for your. More... |
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Straight StairliftsAll stairlifts move by the use of a rail which is fixed to the steps of the staircase. The most common type of stairlift is the straight stairlift which have straight rail from your top landing to your bottom landing. These are suitable only if you have no right/left angle bends or twists or a landing with additional steps to the head of the stairs. Straight stairlifts are less expensive than a curved stairlift as they have a shorter installation and manufacturing time and require fewer modifications. The costs for a straight stair lift range from £600 to £2000 depending on model and step configuration. Each stairlift is designed to fit your individual stairs from the number and depth of the steps. More... |
There are many stairlift specialists located across the whole of the United Kingdom and this website is desgined to help you find and locate the best company in your area. Most companies specialise in both straight and curved lifts and also offer the option of having a brand new or reconditioned 'used' stair lift fitted. We hold a comprehensive database of many companies across the UK and can arrange a free survey on your behalf by contacting the local specialist. Most of all this saves you time searching for the right company to use who offer the best prices and service but through this website you can also receive exclusive discounts and money off. To find out more about the advantages and to find a specialist ...More... |
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A appauling story was recently published by the BBC news explaining that a 75 year old man who cannot walk was confined to the upstairs of his home for more than a whole year due to his local council failing to install a stairlift. The council appoliged for the delay and said contracts were going to be signed to get the stairlift fitted (read full BBC story) With have seen a massive increase in the amount of people using our website in particular friends and family members of those that will be actually using the lift. The most recent requests have come from the following areas, all of which used our website to find a local specialist and save both time and money. Wolverhampton | Cheshire | Bournemouth | London | Manchester | Liverpool ..More... |
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How Can I Tell If My Stairs Are Suitable For A Stairlift? A lot of people who are looking into stairlifts wonder if their stairs are actually suitable for a stairlift system. After all, not every set of stairs can have a stairlift system installed over them, right? The aforementioned information is very helpful, but the best way to find out if your stairs are suitable for a stairlift system is to call your local curved stairlifts installation expert. They will come to your location, examine your stairs, and even offer you a free quote on how much installation will be. When you talk with these technicians, they will be able to give you all the information you need to know in terms of stairlifts and help you make the best decision possible. |
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