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Most people are familiar with having stairlifts indoors to help them get from one floor to another, but there are other outdoor options that more and more homeowners are discovering in Alexandria, Fairfax, Washington, D.C., Annapolis, Baltimore, Frederick, as well as throughout the Mid-Atlantic states.
We understand that for many people, outdoor spaces can pose challenges to mobility and independence.
Whether it’s navigating uneven terrain, getting in and out of a vehicle, or accessing a deck, porch, or patio, there are a range of mobility challenges that can impact your quality of life. That’s why we’re here to offer the best solutions that can improve outdoor access for people of all ages and abilities.
At Stairlift Medics, we offer Harmar and Bruno stairlifts for sale and installation for your outdoor stairlifts. These sturdy outdoor stairlifts are designed to handle the rain, wind, snow, and more and continue functioning how you need it.
Contact our team today to learn more about these outdoor stairlifts.
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Just like the stairs inside your home, the stairs that you have outside your home can be just as dangerous or even impossible to use depending on your level of mobility. The same reasons that a person would install a stairlift inside of a home are the reasons that you would want to have a stairlift installation done outdoors as well.
Stairs can be a challenge for anyone, and this only becomes worse as you deal with mobility issues, flexibility issues, strength issues, and more.
If you have stairs leading up to your porch or deck, our outdoor stairlifts are the perfect solution. They provide a safe and reliable way to move up and down stairs and can be customized to fit your specific needs and preferences. These stairlifts are designed to withstand the elements and can provide a new level of independence and mobility for our customers.
These outdoor stairlifts that our team can install are perfect for adding to your front steps, the steps from your deck, and anywhere else that you have outdoor stairs.
These models are designed to be permanently installed so that they are ready to use whenever you are. They also operate on a standard household outlet so no special wiring is needed to get these installed.
The stairlift features marine-grade seating and will have controls at both the top and bottom of the stairs for ease of use. These outdoor stairlifts also mount to the stairs and not the wall meaning that they can be mounted to virtually any staircase that you have outdoors.
Outdoor stairlifts are a great option when space is limited and there is a budget to be mindful of.
When the weather gets nice, you want to spend time outdoors. This means having a stairlift installation on your outdoor stairs will facilitate this. Now you can have the outdoor gatherings without worrying that you will have issues navigating your outdoor steps. And you can spend more time outdoors since you won’t have to worry about dealing with the stairs at your Alexandria, Fairfax, Washington, D.C., Annapolis, Baltimore, Frederick, or Mid-Atlantic state home. Contact the experienced team at Stairlift Medics today to discuss the outdoor stairlift information and to schedule a time for the stairlift installation.
Not all outdoor mobility problems can be solved with an outdoor stairlift, so here are a few other modifications homeowners can look into:
Vertical platform lifts: Vertical platform lifts can also be used in homes or businesses with decks or other elevated outdoor spaces. They provide a safe and reliable way to move between different levels, and can be customized to fit your specific needs.
Handrails and grab bars: Handrails and grab bars can be installed on outdoor walkways, ramps, and stairs to provide extra support and safety. We offer a range of styles and materials to fit your aesthetic preferences.
Wheelchair ramps: While we do not specialize in ramp installations, we recognize that ramps can be an important outdoor mobility solution for many people. This may be a cost-effective solution, however, not all outdoor spaces have sufficient room for a ramp.