If your relative has a curved staircase and a narrow hallway, the Minivator 2000 curved stairlift maybe the only one that will fit...

If your relative has a straight staircase; no bends, curves or landings, then you need a straight stairlift such as the Minivator 1000...

If your relative has a straight staircase; no bends, curves or landings, then you need a straight stairlift such as the Minivator Simplicity 950...]]> http://www.uklift.co.uk/stairlift/stairlift-manufacturers/minivator/minivator-simplicity-950-straight-stairlift/feed/ 0 http://www.uklift.co.uk/stairlift/stairlift-manufacturers/platinum-stairlifts/platinum-stairlifts-curve-stairlift-for-curved-stairs/ http://www.uklift.co.uk/stairlift/stairlift-manufacturers/platinum-stairlifts/platinum-stairlifts-curve-stairlift-for-curved-stairs/#comments Sat, 18 Apr 2009 15:47:57 +0000 Neal Wilkinson http://www.uklift.co.uk/stairlift/?p=788

If you're looking for a superior curve stairlift without the premium price tag a Platinum Curve Stairlift is a really good option...

If your relative needs a curved stairlift but you're on a tight budget - have you thought about a secondhand, reconditioned curved stairlift?

If your relative's stairs have intermediate landings or changes in direct then you'll likely need a multi-flight stairlift...

The Meditek 140 for straight stairs is perfect if you want a high-quality, value for money stairlift for your relative...

If you're realtive has problems sitting or bending at the hips then a stand and perch stairlift is the solution you're looking for...

The Freelift Rembrandt stairlift is designed to be fixed on the inner bend of curved stairs so if your relative's stairs are curved, narrow and/or steep...

The Freelift Van Gogh stairlift is designed to be fixed on the outside bend of curved stairs so if your relative's stairs are a particularly complex configuration...