Straight, Curved & Bespoke Stairlifts Guide
There's no such thing as a standard staircase, and that's why there's no one-size-fits-all stairlift. Here's what to know about the different types and what to expect when one is fitted.
- We measure your stairs
- Honest, expert advice
- Made to fit your home
Why you might need a stairlift
A stairlift can restore independence and make everyday life safer and easier. Whether you live in a modern townhouse or a period property, there's a model designed to suit your staircase and your personal needs.
When you decide to go ahead, a professional installer visits your home to measure your stairs and recommend the best solution, making sure of comfort, safety and a perfect fit.
Straight stairlifts
If your staircase goes directly from one floor to another without any turns, a straight stairlift is usually the best option. They're quick to install, smooth to use and ideal for narrow or older staircases. Many fold neatly away to save space when not in use.
Curved stairlifts
Curved or spiral staircases aren't a problem. A curved stairlift is built specifically to follow the turns, corners and landings of your stairs. Whether your stairs curve left, right or have a half-landing, the rail is custom-made to match, for safe, comfortable travel all the way to the top.
Choosing the right stairlift for you
Every home is different, which is why expert advice matters. With a range of models available, there's one to make your life easier and your home more accessible.
- We assess your staircase and talk through how you use your stairs.
- We explain your options in plain English, straight or curved, and the features that matter to you.
- We help you find the best stairlift for your home, budget and lifestyle.
Book a stairlift appointment
Tell us a little about your stairs and we'll call you back to arrange a visit.
Talk to our team
- 01789 339 738
- hello@activemob.co.uk
- Active Mobility, Unit 3 & 4, Avenue Fields Industrial Estate, off Avenue Farm, Birmingham Rd, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 0HT
