The right stair lift for wheelchair for your home? It doesn’t just depend on whether your staircase is straight

                                               or curved, narrow or wide. It depends on the style of your home. It depends on your needs, on who you are.

                                                If your staircase is standing between you and the upstairs of your home, Dragon Industry’s stair lift for

                                                wheelchair is the perfect solution for staying safe and gaining back your whole living space.

                                               The HBF partnered with Project Captains Accessible Systems and Joyce Homes to complete this two-part project

                                               for Gilbeth. Accessible Systems installed a custom stair lift for wheelchair so Gilbeth could more easily navigate

                                               between floors at her home without the assistance of others. Joyce Homes and their team of contractors tackled

                                               the bathroom. Some people might view getting a stair lift for wheelchair as giving in or even surrendering their

                                               independence, but in fact, the exact opposite is true. A stair lift for wheelchair represents an investment in

                                               retaining your independence. It means you can use the stairs in your home safely as often as you like, without

                                               needing help from anyone else.

                                               Stair lift for wheelchairs are now sold with many different options and fit almost any type of staircase so you can

                                               stay in the home you love with a stairlift. Installing a stair lift for wheelchair prevents you from selling your home

                                               and allows you to fully enjoy it once again. Rest your hands — or better yet, your fingertips — lightly on the bar in

                                               front of you or on the side rails. Don’t grip the rails any tighter than you’d grip a paper cup. And never reverse your

                                               wrists so that your fingertips are pointing toward the floor and your elbows are turned up to the ceiling. You really

                                               should be able to use the stair lift for wheelchair without holding on to the railing at all. If you must hang on in order to

                                               keep up with the machine, you’re going too fast. And nobody will think less of you if you drop down a few notches.

                                               Stair lift for wheelchair are completely safe – they are powered by a rechargeable battery, so you won’t be without

                                               the stair lift for wheelchair during a power outage. So you can even stay in the home you love with a stair lift for

                                               wheelchair in the event of a blackout.