Stair-lifts

Harmar stairlifts are motorized accessibility devices designed to help individuals with limited mobility travel safely between different floors of their home. Built in the USA, they are recognized for having the industry's narrowest folding profiles and a patented "grease-free" drive system that requires minimal maintenance. 

Why They Are Necessary

Stairlifts transform multi-level homes into fully accessible spaces without the need for expensive remodeling or relocating to assisted living. 

Fall Prevention: Falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for seniors; a stairlift removes the primary hazard in a multi-level home.
Home Autonomy: They allow users to "age in place" by restoring access to upstairs bedrooms or basement laundry rooms that would otherwise be off-limits.
Energy Conservation: For individuals with respiratory or heart conditions, a lift eliminates the physical exhaustion of climbing stairs. 

For Whom and Why

Harmar designs solutions for several specific user groups:

Seniors: To reduce fall risks associated with aging, such as declining balance or muscle weakness.

Individuals with Chronic Conditions: Those with arthritis, COPD, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), or Parkinson's who experience pain, tremors, or low stamina.

Post-Surgery Recovery: Patients recovering from knee or hip replacements who need a temporary mobility solution during rehabilitation.

Bariatric Users: Harmar is unique in offering heavy-duty models like the Pinnacle SL600HD, which supports up to 600 lbs.

Stair lifts are one part of a home access plan: shop all home access equipment, or vertical platform lifts for wheelchair users.