Stair Lift Comparison Chart
Various stair lift models made in the USA and Canada are listed in the comparison chart listed below. SILVER CROSS is not a stair lift manufacturer. We research all stairlift manufacturers, compare common stair chair lift models, inform you about the availability of local funding if available and find recycled or low priced new stair lifts through highly screened local representation. Simply put, we try and help you get up and down your stairs in the least costly manner with a stair lift			Home	.
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Stair Lift Questions Weight and height of the user? Ability to transfer to seat? Stairs straight or curved? If curved, shape of curve? On left or right of stairs looking up from bottom? Width of stairs in inches? Width of stairs constant? Is there an existing hand rail? Stair lift - Key Points Rail mounts to stair treads, not to wall. Stairs must be in sound condition. If your stairs are narrow (less than 37") than the track distance from the wall will be a key issue. This factor is also dependent on the height of the user and their leg length. If you have difficulty transferring to the seat of the then seat height will be a key issue. Seat height at bottom of stairs is an important point if client is short. If you have lower back pain and a soft start and stop are important then a DC powered stair lift maybe more appropriate. If user is tall then seat depth of the seat is important. Stairway must have adequate lighting at top and bottom of stairs. Confirm local government requirements for electrical plug. Stair lift track must be allowed to come all the way to the top landing and bottom landing for safe transfer to the seat.				Stair Lift Examples...

IMPORTANT NOTE: A stair lift is something you rely on each and every day...so someone local to support your product is very important. Each of the manufacturers listed below have been screened for quality and service issues. This screening process is accomplished by thousands of customer feedback scores over a number of years. Please keep in mind that this is an important mechanical device that you rely on each and every time you use it. Local representation is an extremely important factor.

Mfgs / Model

Weight Cap.

Seat Hgt at Bottom

Motor

Drive

Slope Capabilities

Curved Track Available

Track Distance From Wall

Folded Chair from Wall

Maximum Travel

Seat Swivels At...

Key Feature

Battery Option

Soft Start

Outdoor Package

Made In

TK Access Citia

300-375 lbs.

23-27"

1/2 HP

Rack and Pinion

25-45 Degrees

No

8.75"

15.25-17.75"

32'

Top and bottom

Remote call sends

Standard

Yes

No

USA

Access Stair-Glide

300 lbs.

25"

1/2 HP

Rack and Pinion

0-51 Degrees

Yes

6 -7/8"

13.5"

60'

Top

Optional hand held pendent control/ Curved track available

Yes

Yes

Yes

USA

Bruno Electra Ride 11

350 lbs.

23.5-26.5

1.32 HP

Rack and Pinion

0-45 Degrees

No

9.5"

13"

x

Top and Bottom

Arm width adj. 17-21" and swing out for easy transfer

Standard

Standard

No

USA

Bruno LT

275 lb.

22"

.88 HP

Rack and Pinion

0-45 Degrees

No

10.5"+

13.5"

20'

Top and Bottom

Low priced

Yes

Yes

No

USA

Bruno Electra- Ride 111

350 lbs.

23-26"

1.32 HP

Rack and Pinion

0-45 Degrees

Yes

7-8"

16.5"

60'

Top and Bottom

Soft start and stop

Standard

Standard

No

USA

Bruno Electra- Ride Elite

350 lbs.

19"-24"

1.32 HP

Rack and Pinion

0-45 Degrees

No

5"

14"

24'

Top and Bottom

Soft start and stop

Standard

Standard

No

USA

Savaria B.07

300 lbs.

19.5

1/2 HP

Roller chain/sprocket

25-45 Degrees

No

10.5"

15.75"

24'

Top

Quiet, Drive system enclosed for clean operation

No

Both

Yes

Canada

Savaria Step Saver

300 lbs.

22.5"

1/2 HP

Rack and Pinion

25-45 Degrees

No

6"

15.5"

24'

Top and Bottom

Track tight to wall.

Yes

Yes

No

Canada

Summit Lift

300 lbs.

24"

1/3 HP

3/16" dia. Aircraft Cable

30-45 Degrees

No

9.75"

13.75"

20'

Top

5 yr. warranty

No

No

No

USA