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Answers About Mobility And Accessibility Equipment
Plain writing about how this equipment works, what it costs, what it does not do, and how to choose between the options. Written for anybody researching it, whether you buy from us or not.
Aging in Place
Bariatric and Heavy-Duty Stairlifts
Most stairlifts stop at 300 or 400 lb. What exists above that, what changes in the machine, and the questions nobody asks…
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Aging in Place
Doorways, Hallways and Turning Space: The Measurements That Decide Everything
Four numbers, a tape measure and twenty minutes will tell you which rooms work and which need changing.
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Children of Aging Parents
Will the Rail Be in the Way? Living With a Stairlift You Do Not Use
The objection that stops more purchases than price. What the rail actually takes up, and what to do about the two real…
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For Caregivers
Measuring Somebody for a Wheelchair
Six measurements decide whether a chair supports somebody or slowly damages them. What each one is, how it is taken, and what…
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Choosing Equipment
How to Measure Your Stairs Before Anybody Visits
Five measurements and two photographs will tell a good supplier most of what they need, and will tell you whether a quote…
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Choosing Equipment
Inclined Platform Lifts: The Machine Between a Stairlift and an Elevator
A platform that carries a wheelchair along a staircase. Rare in homes, common in public buildings, and frequently the only thing that…
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