Why Pay New Prices When Used Stair Lifts Are Available
If you're facing the dreaded choice of a lot of mobility impaired people, that is to give up your beloved home with the long winding staircase, and move to a one level complex, that though not what you really want, will allow you to safely navigate around your home, then take heart, there is a sound alternative to the high cost of installing a residential lift, and that's one of the many used chair lifts that are available.
Why is there such a large market for second hand chair lifts you ask? Think about it; most purchasers of new handicap stair lifts are elderly, and sadly many of these people pass after just a few years of enjoying their home stair lift. Often family members inherit the home and find that Grandma's lift is as obsolete as her wheelchair, and must decide whether to endeavor to sell the home complete with the Ameriglide curved lift or remove it and dispose of it privately. A residence with a home stair lift installed has a very, very targeted audience, and people quickly realise they're better off selling the apparatus on the used market
So look around. Though not a common item, they're out there. Do Google search for "your town+stair lift chair" and you may be very surprised what pops up. Do you have a local newspaper? Try an ad under the "wanted to buy" section. Have you seen those little freebie newsletters often found in local coffee shops? They can yield surprising results, just advertise for used stair lifts.
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Don't end up moving to a place you know will not be as nice as remaining in your home, just because your mobility is failing you, and you are not is a position to install a new Bruno lift. Instead take comfort in knowing you can find used stair lifts for a fraction on new prices. |
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