Curved Stairlifts
What types of Curved Stairlifts are there?
Acorn / Brooks:
- Acorn 80 (discontinued)
- Acorn 180
- Acorn T565 Euro LH/RH 180
Stannah:
- Stannah 260 Sarum (discontinued)
- Stannah 260 Starla
- Stannah 260 Siena
- Stannah 285
Handicare /Companion/ Age UK:
- Handicare 2000
- Handicare Freecurve
- Handicare Van Gogh
Thyssenkrupp / Access:
- Flow 2 (discontinued)
- Flow 2a
- Flow X
Why is my stairlift ‘curved’ when it’s mostly straight?
If your stairlift requires a curve or bend right at the end of the stairs the manufacturer must use a particular type of rail which is only used for curved stairlifts. Therefore, if your stairlift has any bends in the rail it is a curved stairlift.
Can curved stairlifts be recycled if they are custom made?
Yes, but there is significantly less demand for most curved stairlift models as they are more difficult to reinstall as second hand stairlifts. They are most likely to be used for parts when reused.
How long does it take to remove a curved stairlift?
An experienced stairlift engineer can remove your curved stairlift in 60-75 minutes. If you aren’t experienced, it can take 2-3 hours and can also risk damage to the stairlift if not using the correct technique or tools during removal.
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