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How does a stairlift affect the family? It’s a big thing to invest in a stairlift. Whether it’s for yourself or a family member. A stairlift doesn’t just affect the person using it. They also have a great impact on the lives of those surrounding them.
We’ve spoken a lot about what to consider before investing your hard earned money into a stairlift and we’ve spoken about your safety and the benefits of reconditioned, new, heavy duty and curved stairlifts, but what can you do to make sure your stairlift stays in an efficient working condition?
In a previous blog, we wrote about how you can help transform your business into a disability friendly environment. Following on from this, let’s look at how to help make your home disability friendly too. Living with a disability shouldn’t make you worry about moving around your own home. We want you to feel…
We’ve all suffered falling over at some point in our lives. In childhood it might have seemed like our knees and shins were made up of a patchwork of black and blue bruises. At a younger age our bodies could handle falls. Our bones and joints were young and strong and capable of easily…
What to do when coping with arthritis? When it comes to arthritis, many people imagine curled, unmoving fingers. Though this is true in some cases, arthritis can hit us at any time and can affect any of our joints. Our back is in constant threat of chronic back pain if we don’t know how…
Who uses stairlifts? When we think of stairlifts we tend the think of the older generation, unable to climb or descend the stairs through joint or back pains. This is not always the case. There are many different people who need a stairlift to help them through their day-to-day. At UK Stairlifts, we provide…
Sometimes we all need that extra helping hand; it doesn’t mean you’re incapable of completing the task at hand yourself, it simply means that you need a stepping stone, something to help you get started. At one point in time the curved staircase adorning your hallway might have been your pride and joy, but…