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Stairlift prices & price ranges 2023

Estimated reading time 3 min. Published 03.02.2020
With increasing age, sooner or later the question arises of what happens when you are struggling to climb the stairs in your home. Should you wait until the time comes or, as a precaution, adapt your living space now? What stairlift prices should you expect? In this article we'll look at typical stairlift cost and what alternatives that might be suitable for you.

Stairlift prices

These are the typical price ranges for stairlifts and other stair aids:

ProductStair typeAreaPrice range
StairliftStraightIndoor⇒ $3,400 - $5,400
StairliftCurvedIndoor⇒ $10,000 - $16,000

Stairlift

StraightOutdoor$5,000 - $7,000

Stairlift

CurvedOutdoor$11,000 - $17,000
Plattform liftStraightIndoor$10,000 - $11,000

Plattform lift

CurvedIndoor$15,000 - $42,000

Plattform lift

StraightOutdoor$8,500 - $37,000
Plattform liftCurvedOutdoor$17,000 - $45,000
Standing liftStraightIndoor$3,995 - $5,500

Standing lift

CurvedIndoor$10,900 - $16,000

Standing lift

StraightOutdoor$6,000 - $7,000

Standing lift

CurvedOutdoor$11,000 - $17,000
Home liftMax 3 mIndoor/Outdoor$25,000 - $35,000
Lift for stairs

What factors influence stairlift prices?

Equipment: accessories, color, design

Model: chair lift, platform lift, standing lift, lifting lift

Rail system: 1- or 2-rail system

Number of curves: only one or more curves

Course of stairs: straight or curved stairs

Width of the stairs: < 47 inches or > 47 inches

Wall material: drywall, concrete, wood etc.

Number of floors: one or more

Maintenance: annually, every two years

Service: 24-hour service or standard

Area: inside or outside

Load capacity: <120 kg or >120 kg

Condition: new or used

Is there a less expensive alternative to the stairlift?

AssiStep pricing

Yes!

The mechanical stair climbing aid AssiStep can for many people be a suitable and less expensive alternative to a stair lift.

Due to its simplicity, it's both less expensive to purchase and the operating costs are non-existing compared to stair lifts, since it doesn't require frequent servicing.

One of the great advantages of the AssiStep is the fact that it gives you security and support, without overcompensating. This means that you can stay active for as long as possible, with the great health benefits that comes with that.

Thanks to the patented locking mechanism, the risk of falling is significantly reduced and no care personnel is required to provide additional support.

The AssiStep stair climbing aid is also a space-saver compared to stair lifts, since the railing system extends less than 4 inches out from your wall and can be installed in stairs as narrow as 23 inches. It also works as a high-friction stainless steel handrail for residents who don't need to use the handle.

The importance of activity

Activity is the body's own medicine. With the AssiStep you choose a safe, independent and active everyday life by preserving your muscles and mobility.

In fact, a research study among 36.000 people in Norway, Sweden, UK and USA shows that continuing climbing stairs is a good fall preventive measure, since it helps maintain your balance and gait function.