Stair Lift F.A.Q's
Are my stairs suitable?
There is a stair lift available to suit nearly all staircases with models designed to fit Straight Stairs and Curved Stairs as well as custom stair lifts designed to cope with all types of split staircases and landings.
How is the stair lift fitted?
The stair lift rail is fitted directly to the tread of the stairs and not to the wall making installation much less disruptive.
How long does it take to install a stair lift?
A stair lift can normally be installed within just a few hours depending on the complexity of the staircase. A more accurate estimate will be given to you during your Free Home Survey.
Will a stair lift make it awkward for other people walking up and down the stairs?
When your stair lift is not in use all seats, pedestals and arm rests fold away allowing full access to your stairs until it is need it again.
How much do stair lifts cost?
Stair lift prices vary due to the shape and size of the staircase as well as the options you choose to have on it. One of our expert consultants will be able to guide you through all of this to make sure you get the best possible price.
What happens in a power cut?
Many of the modern stair lifts do have a battery power storage system that enables them to continue working for a period without direct mains power.
Are stair lifts noisy?
All of our specially selected stair lift manufacturers produce only the highest quality of lifts meaning that they will operate silently.
Which stair lift is best for me?
The easiest way to tell which stair lift models are most appropriate to you and your home is to for a specialist to come round to view the stairs and go through your requirements. This is a Free of Charge Service that we offer.
What happens if my lift breaks down?
As we only deal with manufacturers and suppliers that offer the highest standards, you will be supplied with a number to call which normally has a 24 hour response rate provided.
Do stair lifts have any safety features?
Most stair lifts nowadays have many safety features from seat belts and safety locks to safety cut-out sensors which will stop the lift if an object gets in its path.
