Stair and wheel chair lifts

Sterling stairlifts - comfortable and safe elevators

June 6th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed

Sterling stairlifts has been on the market for decades and always offered only the best quality mobility equipment. With thirty years experience in make, manufacture as well as maintenance; it has been selling its lifts in a number of countries around the world. The make and also produce conforms to the highest standards of being safe and the company is headquartered in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania.

Before actually choosing a Sterling stair lift, one should choose it in line with the convenience and also freedom that it will bring to the home and one might expect the supreme degree of comfort as well as safety along with perfect looks. The rail is slim as well as elegant and fits near to the wall without showing its mechanical parts and the seat is well styled and folds to leave enough passage for others. People can find many all the other designs of wheelchair lift ramps.

Main features of Sterling stairlifts

The Sterling stair lifts can operate even in the event of a power failure and uses a 24 volt DC battery that is charged at the head as well as bottom of the stairs and operates automatically when you can find a power outage, for about ten minutes. Additionally, the charge points obviate the need for big wiring and you may find no trailing cables. Wheelchair stair lifts are made for both indoor and outdoor use.

Sterling used stairlift One may expect Sterling stairlifts to conform to worldwide safety standards and have a sensitive automatic stop that prevents mishaps from happening in case of more than one obstruction to the stairway. There is as well the Sterling Space Saver that provides three inches of extra seat depth which allows the user’s knees to bend back, and as a consequence is most suitable for use with narrow stairways and also for tall users. With the facility of fitting the entire unit closer to the wall, one will have a great deal more free space on the stairs as well. Vertical wheelchair platform lifts might be set up indoors or out.

The doorway at the bottom of the stairs will not cause it more than one trouble as one might use its hinge tracks to fold the track out of the way, when it is not being used. The Sterling stairlifts might also be locked with the help of a key and so allows access to only those that have the key. One will as well buy a five year warranty on this item that applies to the gearbox as well as motor, and there is a one year warranty on other parts. All said and done, the Sterling stairlifts are made keeping in mind that users may often feel less physically confident using them, and so it is possible to find a reassuring feature in the form of the lap belt that may easily be clipped together to comfortably secure the rider and nothing is left to chance.

Many wheelchair lift ramps are more difficult, modular-category systems that might provide access to a great deal more complex areas. In addition, most controls contain an emergency stop feature.