Stairlifts - suggestions for best value please

Nurselayer

Thanks SavvySue, there's no handrail and tbh, when the time comes to have the lift removed then replacing the carpet will be the least of my worries.

Hopefully that won't be for some time yet.....hopefully.

CUTESMILE

I hope you don't mind me saying that on yours.co.uk there is a competition to win one

Aputsiaq

You are certainly better off buying one. A second hand one can be bought quite cheaply and they are easy enough to fit.

Nurselayer

Thanks to all for all the help.

Unfortunately the stairlift is no longer needed. My mother passed away suddenly in hospital on Sunday morning.

Thank you all very much for all your help though, I really appreciate it.

Errata

So sorry to hear your sad news.

sunnyone

Nurselayer wrote: »

Thanks to all for all the help.

Unfortunately the stairlift is no longer needed. My mother passed away suddenly in hospital on Sunday morning.

Thank you all very much for all your help though, I really appreciate it.

{{{{{{hug}}}}}}

voteguido

Aputsiaq wrote: »

You are certainly better off buying one. A second hand one can be bought quite cheaply and they are easy enough to fit.

I'm sorry to hear your sad news, Nurselayer.

For anyone else looking to buy 2nd hand, they come up regularly on DisabledGear.com. At the moment there are 3 listed starting at £100. And one for £800 which includes an Acorn engineer to install and a three month guarantee.