Stannah Commercial Stairlifts

Description

Stannah Commercial Stairlifts are designed to provide accessibility in commercial settings, including public buildings, schools, churches, and more. Our stairlifts are custom-built to meet the unique needs of each location and provide a reliable and safe solution for those with mobility challenges.

Our commercial stairlifts come with a range of features designed to provide maximum comfort and safety. The lift is operated by an easy to move ergonomically designed hand control, allowing for easy use by those with limited dexterity. It also includes a range of safety features, such as sensors that detect obstacles on the staircase and an emergency stop button.

Our commercial stairlifts are highly customizable, with a range of options for the seat, footrest, and rail. We offer a variety of colors and fabrics to choose from, allowing you to match the stairlift to your business’s decor. The seat and footrest can also be folded up when not in use, providing more space on the staircase.

Additional information

Speed	260 travels at 22 fpm
Drive System	Rack and pinion
Power supply	24V DC battery
Rail	Custom-made to fit any staircase configuration
Control Type	Easy to move ergonomically designed control
Safety features	emergency stop button, obstacle sensors, safety belt
Customizable Options	Color, Fabric, Footrest, Rail, Seat

Features

Heavy-duty weight capacity for larger individuals or equipment transportation
Multiple safety sensors to detect obstructions on the stairs and prevent accidents
Key or code lock for added security and to prevent unauthorized use
Smooth and quiet operation to reduce noise levels in public areas
Folding seat, footrest, and armrests to maximize space when not in use
Different control options, such as remote controls or wall-mounted controls for added convenience and accessibility
Optional customization features, such as different color options or upholstery materials, to match the existing decor of the building
Compatibility with curved or spiral staircases to ensure accessibility to all areas of the building
Quick installation and easy maintenance to minimize downtime and keep the lift functioning properly.

Videos

Try this first

If your stairlift won’t go, watch this video to see the simple steps you can take. Usually, one of these will fix the problem.

Footrest won’t fold

If the powered footrest on your stairlift won’t fold up or down when you press the button on the armrest, watch this video to learn how to fix it.

Stairlift is beeping

If you can hear a beeping noise coming from your stairlift, this video will walk you through the causes and show you how to stop the problem.

Code 3

If you have a straight stairlift (not one what goes around corners), and you can see the number “3” in the window on the side of the carriage, watch this video to solve the problem.

Code 4

If you have a straight stairlift (not one what goes around corners), and you can see the number “4” in the window on the side of the carriage, watch this video to solve the problem.

Code 5

If you have a straight stairlift (not one what goes around corners), and you can see the number “5” in the window on the side of the carriage, watch this video to solve the problem.

Code 8 or “H”

If you have a straight stairlift (not one what goes around corners), and you can see the number “8” or the letter “H” in the window on the side of the carriage, watch this video to solve the problem,

Code 1, 9, F, a flashing code or no code at all

If you have a straight stairlift (not one what goes around corners), and you can see the number “1” or “9”, or an “F” in the window on the side of the carriage, watch this video to solve the problem. This is also the video to watch if the symbol in the window is flashing, or there’s no symbol at all.

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