Stairlifts Mobility Scooters Living Aids – Glenns Mobility

Is a stairlift really for you?
People with epilepsy or dizzy spells, or wheelchair users, may want to look at alternatives.

Is your balance good?

Can you bend your knees well?
Look carefully at pictures on the brochure to see how far you need to bend them.

Have you seen and tried a stairlift?

Will you be able to fold up the stairlift if necessary?
Sometimes the footrest is difficult to reach.

Will your future needs be met by the stairlift you buy?

Did the supplier measure you and the stairlift?

Does the salesperson’s company make the lift?

If not, are the spare parts easily available for repairs?

Is the repair department staffed 24 hours a day?

Can faults be diagnosed over the phone?
This may save the need for a callout.

Can the supplier provide a rental or monthly payment scheme?
If that is what you want.

COULD YOU ANSWER “YES” TO ALL THE QUESTIONS?
IF NOT TELEPHONE OUR HELPLINE ON
0151 924 6800

Useful Tips to Help You Decide

Straight Stairlifts do not go right over the top landing. You might need a
swivel seat (fitted as standard on our models).

The stairlift should conform to BS5776 to meet current safety
standards (all our models conform to safety standards)..