Enjoy a lift in home comfort
THESE days we’re all looking for ways to save money. Boiling only enough water for one pot of tea and switching off the TV at the wall when we go to bed might seem like little things but they save us money over time. The cost of living keeps rising through the roof and if life has changed and you start to have mobility problems, you may be worried about how you will cope with the additional financial burden.
A stairlift might seem like an unaffordable extravagance, and yet it can be the most affordable option as the years go on and wear us down.
Some of us decide that renovating downstairs to include a bathroom – so the living room becomes a bedroom is the answer, – yet that’s wildly expensive and can really have an impact on the value of our home.
Another option is moving to a single-storey place. However, this can not only be costly, but is disruptive and means leaving the home we love.
Deciding on a stairlift might seem like a big step but it is both effective and achievable. Stannah is the leader when it comes to stairlifts – the simple, comfortable seats that make upstairs just as accessible as downstairs.
There’s an impressive array of new options – but also the chance to choose from a collection of stairlifts that have been refurbished by Stannah experts so they’re as good as new.
None of our reconditioned stairlifts are more than three years old and each undergoes a 42-point check to ensure it meets Stannah standards.
The stairs don’t have to be straightforward – they can curve or they can be narrower than usual. Stannah’s reconditioned stairlifts can be configured to suit any home, and seats come in a choice of finishes, fabrics, colours and trims to match any decor.
Plus, whether new or reconditioned, each comes with the same standard of customer service and after-care. So, if you’re looking for a cost-effective way to make the most of life in your home, talk to us – we could save you more than you’d think.
Customers get a big lift out of Stannah stairlifts. “I often wonder why I struggled for so long before making up mind,” says Mrs Daniel, who found climbing the stairs increasingly difficult. “Life is so much easier now.”