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What is the cheapest way to get a stairlift in 2025? A good stairlift can set you back thousands and not everyone has the budget for a brand new stairlift. A cheaper option is to buy a second hand stair lift which has been refurbished. At UK Stairlifts our reconditioned stairlifts are our most popular…
What are the considerations to keep in mind when buying a second hand stairlift? First things first you need a stairlift to match your staircase. Stairlifts are broken down into two main categories: straight and curved. So you initially need to asses which one is right for your staircase. After that, it’s useful to see…
The purchase of a stairlift is a big commitment. So you’ll want to make sure you’re making the most of your investment. This leads to the decision of whether to buy a new or a reconditioned stairlift. Buying new gives you peace of mind and a longer warranty. New parts are easier to replace and…
Home Stair Lift: Regain Your Independence at Home As we get older or face mobility challenges, navigating stairs can become difficult—or even dangerous. A home stair lift is one of the most effective ways to maintain independence and safety within your own home. At UK Stairlifts, we provide a range of high-quality stair lifts designed…
Which stairlifts are the best value for money and/or have the best reputation? Here are UK Stairlifts we have looked at the in’s and out’s of stairlifts over the last 20 years. So we think we are well placed to suggest which stairlifts we feel offer the best value for money and longevity. Our reconditioned…
Stannah 600 Fault Codes: A Comprehensive Guide Looking for a run-down of the Stannah 600 fault codes? The Stannah 600 is a reliable and widely used straight stairlift model used across the UK. However, like any mechanical device, it may occasionally display fault codes indicating specific problems. Understanding these codes can help you identify problems…
How to Sell a Stairlift in the UK – Your Complete Guide Are you looking to sell a stairlift? Whether it’s no longer needed, you’ve moved home, or you’re replacing it with a newer model, many people want to recoup some value from their existing lift and have it removed safely. At UK Stairlifts, we…
Buy Back Stairlifts – What Happens When You No Longer Need Your Stairlift? Stairlifts are a vital mobility solution, but there may come a time when you no longer need yours—perhaps due to a move, a home renovation, or a change in circumstances. If you’ve purchased a stairlift from us, you’ll be pleased to know…
Stairlift Insurance: Is It Necessary, and What Are Your Options? When you invest in a stairlift, protecting that investment becomes a top priority. Many people search for stairlift insurance to cover potential breakdowns or repair costs—but traditional insurance policies aren’t always the best fit for this type of equipment. At UK Stairlifts, we don’t offer…
How long does it take to install a stairlift? A typical stairlift installation can take anywhere from between 2 hours and 6 hours+ depending on the complexity of the staircase. With a straight stairlift installation it’s much quicker. There’s also the lead time to be considered, meaning there’s measurements to take and paper work to…