Lift for stairs or Stairlifts - The most economical and compact accessibility solution

A lift for stairs is not only that. The seats on stairlifts are foldable, allowing for greater use of space. They can be installed on straight or curved staircases. In addition, they are completely safe!

They incorporate a harness or belt to prevent falls when going up or down. Current models even incorporate new safety measures, such as obstacle detection. And all of this at more than reasonable prices. What else can you ask for?

Stairlifts or lifts for stairs are the most economical and compact accessibility solution on the market: it is a mechanical device installed on the wall with a seat that runs on a rail parallel to the staircase.

By simply pressing a push button, this electric stairlift goes gently and slowly up and down a rail, with total safety and comfort for the user. At the end of the journey, the mechanical stairlift automatically stops while the seat is rotated manually. The seats are foldable, allowing for greater use of space, and they incorporate a harness or belt to prevent falls when going up or down.

Current models even incorporate new safety measures, such as obstacle detection. And all of this at more than reasonable prices. A platform stairlift is very similar to a chair stairlift, but instead of a chair it features a platform for wheelchairs, and therefore, requires more space and a more powerful mechanism.

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Straight and curved section

A stairlift for straight staircases will restore your self-reliance even in the most complicated sections, whether indoors or outdoors. Although regulations require leaving a clear passage area, this stairlift's reduced size does not require a large space for installation, and what is better: No construction work is required to install it!
If your staircase is curved in the middle of its stretch, we will have to note down the exact measurements. But, don't worry: There is no lift too complex for us!

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Down to level zero

All building owners must be able to access their home without being dependent on anyone else. And, given that steps are a major disadvantage for some neighbours, the ideal option is to take the stairlift to street level, eliminating any existing architectural barrier.

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