The decision to install a stairlift is sometimes a difficult one to take but when compared with the alternative of moving house, or living on one level of their house, many people have found it to be their preferred option. The idea of selecting a stairlift and having it fitted may be a daunting task at first: however they can usually be fitted in a couple of hours and this website will help explain what you need to think about when choosing your London Stairlift. We hope it will make choosing the stairlift that is right for your needs both now and in the future much easier.

Stairlift tracks fall into two basic categories: straight and curved; it can be a little confusing to know which type you need for your staircase.

If your staircase is straight and does not turn any corners between floors there are 3 Stairlift systems for you to choose from. We also do curved stairlifts for staircases that turn corners.

If you have limited knee or hip movement you may find a perch seat more comfortable. Offering a perch seat option on the Simplicity+ and Minivator 1000 straight stairlift systems and is one of the few companies to offer a perch seat solution on a curved stairlift system, the Minivator 2000.