Brooks Stairlifts

Having been set up in 1972 by engineer Frederick Brooks to help his wife Grace get up the stairs, Brooks Stairlifts can offer a long history of expertise in the market.

It makes stairlifts for both straight and curved stairs. Users can have their stairlifts fitted so that they can pass across a landing or a hall if the problem extends to walking and not just going up steps. Brooks also provides a folding rail to help avoid obstructions such as doorways which are often situated at the bottom of curved staircases.

Brooks Stairlifts products allow users to control them with a joystick, which some may find easier to handle, as well as offering a remote control system to avoid wires. Like other stairlifts, they are powered by DC batteries and these recharge after every ride.

The stairlifts are quiet and designed to start and stop gently, so there should be no unpleasant jerks. In addition, they come with a 12-month guarantee from the date of installation.

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Stannah Stairlifts is a British, family run business that has been making stairlifts since 1975 and have manufactured over 400,000th stairlifts worldwide. Each stairlift comes with a comprehensive warranty and a 14 day money back guarantee.

Companion stairlifts are built to the most recent British Standards and are all custom-made for each customer. With 24/7, 365 day service, the company provides peace of mind stairlift solutions.

If you or your loved ones have difficulty with the stairs, then an Acorn Stairlift will make a huge difference to your life. With safe, comfortable and reliable stairlift solutions, an Acorn Stairlift means that you can stay in the home you love.

Brooks stairlifts are a reliable, safe and comfortable alternative for people who may have difficulties getting up and down their stairs. Brooks stairlifts are simple to operate and do not damage your home as the threads are attached to your stairs and now your wall. As well as these advantages, Brooks stairlifts are not obtrusive to others as they have a slim-line design which enables others to use the stairs as normal.