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reconditioned stair lifts
Reconditioned stair lifts
There is a second-user market for some types of stairlift. This is most common with straight rail domestic types. The rails can be cut to length if too long, or extended with a "joining kit". Most models allow the carriage to be "re-handed" so it can be used on the left or right side of the staircase. During the early days of curved rail stairlifts there was no second user market because of the difficulty of matching rails to a different layout. Even staircases built to the same design specification in neighbouring houses have variations, but in most attempted "transplants" there are too many differences to make it practicable. Many owners have had to pay to have unwanted curved stairlifts removed.
More recently, some curved rails have been produced to a modular design so components can be unbolted and used elsewhere, subject to design and safety considerations. In some cases, tubular section rails which are welded during manufacture, are produced by specialist rail companies so they can be used with a pre-owned carriage, controls, and other components. This is, perhaps, like putting an old locomotive on new railway lines. It provides a lower cost solution than buying a totally new system. Some insurance companies have offered breakdown policies for used stairl ifts, Manufacturers and installers have offered an extended warranty, rather like those available for domestic white goods and brown goods.
Self-installation Today, self-installation of reconditioned stairlifts is becoming a common trend for people interested in DIY projects. Stairlifts are available for purchase that can be self-installed. Professionals within the home medical equipment industry do not recommend that people attempt to install these products themselves. They believe that in terms of warranty, long term care, and service, it is much more economical to have a trained professional install these products. In addition, these professionals are also aware of all safety measures and concerns associated with the proper installation of reconditioned stair lifts, as well as the applicable local elevator codes.
For more informations visit www.elstairlifts.co.uk
