Do you need a Curved Rail Stairlift?
It would seem that a curved rail stairlift provides an appropriate solution for a staircase that is not a straight run. However, you should consider all options when choosing a stairlift solution for your home.
Curved Stairlifts are much more complex pieces of equipment compared with a straight stairlift. Consequently, they are considerably more expensive. There are other aspects of these lifts that you should consider carefully before making your decision.
Curved Stairlifts have to be custom-built for your individual staircase.
Curved rail stairlifts require a highly detailed, accurate on-site survey prior to order and can take between 1 to 3 months to be built and delivered
Have you considered fitting two straight stairlifts?
If your staircase has a sub-landing (a flat platform) where it turns, you should consider the option of installing two straight stairlifts, as an alternative to one curved unit. This assumes that the user is capable of transferring from one stairlift to the other on the flat landing, of course. We accept that this is not always possible, but are always on hand to offer advice and guidance.
A 'double installation' of two straight stairlifts has the following benefits to you:
- A cost saving of £££££
- A stairlift system that is easy to remove or re-locate.
- Two stairlifts that each have a significant re-sale value
- Delivery within five working days
- Installation is easy and cost effective
Acorn Stairlifts - the next step
To find out more information or to have your staircase assessed to see if it is suitable for a multiple straight stairlift installation please contact us using our contact form, or using the TOLL FREE number below.