Stannah Curved Stairlifts

Description

Our Stannah curved stairlifts are the perfect solution for anyone with a curved or angled staircase in their home. Our team of experts will work with you to design a custom-made rail that fits your exact staircase, ensuring a smooth and safe ride up and down stairs.

Our Stannah curved stairlifts come with a range of features designed to make your life easier and more comfortable. With a range of color and fabric options, you can choose the perfect match for your home décor. The seat and footrest fold up, leaving plenty of space on your staircase for others to use. And the slim profile of our Stannah curved stairlifts means they won’t take up too much space on your staircase.

We take safety seriously, which is why our Stannah curved stairlifts come with a range of safety features, including sensors that detect any obstacles on the staircase, a seatbelt, and an emergency stop button. And with a maximum weight capacity of 350 pounds, our Stannah curved stairlifts are suitable for almost anyone.

Additional information

Rail	custom-made to fit your staircase
Speed	260 travels at 22 fpm
Power supply	AC power outlet
Safety features	Low voltage DC with AC charger

Features

Custom-made rail to fit your exact staircase
Range of color and fabric options to match your home décor
Foldable seat and footrest
Slim profile
Sensors that detect obstacles on the staircase
Seatbelt and emergency stop button
Maximum weight capacity of 350 pounds
Power folding footrest standard

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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