The Compact Siena One

Description

The Compact Siena One is a top-of-the-line product from Stannah, a leading manufacturer of mobility aids. It is designed to make life easier for those with mobility challenges by providing a safe and smooth ride up and down the stairs. The Compact Siena One is available in a range of colors and fabrics, making it easy to customize to your home decor.

The Compact Siena One features a compact and slimline design that allows it to be installed on almost any type of staircase, including straight, curved, narrow or steep stairs. It also comes with a range of safety features, including sensors that detect obstacles on the stairs and a safety belt that keeps the user secure during the ride.

The Compact Siena One is incredibly easy to use, thanks to its intuitive controls. The user simply needs to press a button to operate the lift, and the Compact Siena One will smoothly glide up or down the stairs. The lift also features a swivel seat that can be rotated at the top or bottom of the stairs, making it easy to get on and off the lift.

Additional information

Minimum width required	26 in (660 mm)
Power supply	24 V DC (battery)
Maximum angle of incline	45 degrees

Features

Compact and slimline design
Available in a range of colors and fabrics
Suitable for straight, curved, narrow or steep stairs
Range of safety features, including obstacle sensors and safety belt
Easy-to-use intuitive controls
Swivel seat for easy access on and off the lift

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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