Powered Stairclimbers for Safe and Flexible Wheelchair Access

How do Powered Stairclimbers work?

The Stair Climbing Company offer a great range of stair climbers. From compact models suited to tight landing spaces and winding steps to tracked wheelchair carriers. A modern day alternative to the Stair lift.

Portable

Portable and easy to dismantle for storage, the stair climbers are a great solution for mobilising across multiple sites..

Non-fixed alternative to the Stair lift

The benefit of a non fixed solution means that communal spaces and high traffic stairwells can be easily accessed. The Stair Climbing wheelchair is the real alternative to the Stair lift and a lot of the time a better option than a stair lift.

Easy to operate

Our Stair Climbers are very easy to operate with training. This option will mobilise and provide access where you need it.

Looking for a Powered Stairclimber?

The Stair Climbing Company provides specialist powered stairclimber solutions for homes, workplaces and public buildings throughout the UK. Contact our team to arrange an assessment and explore the most suitable solution for your access requirements.

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Who Uses Our Stair Climbing Wheelchairs?

Private clients to OTs to FM and Design

Stair climbers are engineered to take people up and downstairs safely. Most wheelchairs will be compatible and the seated compact models are suitable for anyone with limited mobility.

Training

Our training team work with many diverse teams these include estates teams, facilities and maintenance teams. From carers to concierge we provide the appropriate support for guests, visitors or residents.

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Frequently Asked Questions…

Question – Can one person operate a stair climber?

Answer – Yes. Stair climbers can only be operated by one person. A second person maybe required to help on a turn or to provide assistance in the initial period of use (as the operator gains confidence). This is a common question in our FAQ.

Question – Can I use a Stair Climber for Evacuating a building?

Answer – Yes. We use our stairclimbers in many buildings for evacuation from University of Cambridge to Blackstones in London. They can be used for upwards or downwards evacuation and also for non-transferable evacuation (PEEPs).

Question – Can I move a stair climber to different locations?

Answer – Yes. Our stair climbers are cleverly designed to be broke into several parts for easy stowage in a car. Many details about it can be found in our FAQ.

Question – How can I get a wheelchair up some stairs?

Answer – A Lift, A platform lift or a stair climber. The FAQ section provides detailed information.

Question – Can I attach a wheelchair to a stair climber?

Answer – Yes. Most manual wheelchairs will attach to both stairs climbers, as detailed in our FAQ.

Question – Can I attach a child’s buggy to a stair climber?

Answer – Yes. We attach many child buggy variations.

Question – Is a stair climber a good stair lift alternative?

Answer – Yes. Not only are stair climbers a great stair lift alternative, but a lot of the time due to non-possible transferring or non-feasible stair spaces the only option.

Question – Can you turn a stair climber on a fan, or bend on stairs?

Answer – Yes. A Skyclimber will work around most stairs, including spiral stairs.

Question – Is a Skyclimber similar to an AAT Stair climber?

Answer – Yes in many ways. The Skyclimber is more cost effective and more flexible to attach seating systems and wheelchairs.

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