12 Stair Lift Myths
As stair lift myths come and go, it can be hard to tell which ones are true and which ones aren't. You might not find the best opinion if you've heard any of these myths about chair lift for stairs . Here are some of the most common myths about stair lifts: ● Myth-1- When fitted, a stairlift occupies the entire stairs. After installation, people will still be room to walk up and down the stairs if needed. The chair's arms, seat, and footrest can also be folded away at the top and bottom landings of the stairs to make room for people to walk. ● Myth-2- When the power goes out, stairlifts can leave you stuck halfway up the stairs. Batteries power all chair lifts for home , and you can charge them by plugging them into a wall outlet in your home. ● Myth-3- Stairlift will damage the walls When you think of a stair lift installation, it's easy to picture a big machine attached to your walls. But because your new stairlift will be put in place on our stair treads, your wall