MOBILITY UK · AT HOME
Uplifts by Stannah
Make more of the home you love. Explore a different way to move between floors.
MOBILITY UK · AT HOME
More room for your everyday life.
Meet S3, with space for wheelchair travel.
MOBILITY UK · AT HOME
A lift that feels at home.
See how a home lift connects the rooms you use every day.
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Your home. More possibilities.
When stairs become tiring, painful or difficult, it can change how you use your whole home. Uplifts by Stannah connects floors so everyday spaces can remain part of your day. See the lifts in furnished rooms, explore the two models and discover how they work.
Compare the models · Planning your lift · Compare with stairlifts
Picture it in your home.
See Uplifts in furnished rooms and everyday use. Select any photograph to see it larger.
THE UPLIFTS RANGE
Two models. Your way of moving.
S2
A compact home lift for standing travel, with seating options available to discuss. A starting point for people who do not need to travel in a wheelchair.
Discuss standing tolerance, support and the available seat configuration with the surveyor.
S3
A larger cabin with a wheelchair travel option. A starting point when you want your wheelchair to travel with you between floors.
Your chair dimensions, combined load, approach and turning space need checking. Wheelchairs and walking aids vary.
See a home lift in everyday use.
Watch Stannah’s customer film with Penny and Andrew, showing their lift at home and what it means to their daily life.
Customer film from Stannah. Open the film on Vimeo.
Designed to be part of your home.
Explore cabin finishes, door styles, support rails and seating options with Stannah. Availability depends on the model and configuration.
From an idea to a plan.
Start with a conversation. A home survey checks the structure, safe access, available configurations and installation arrangements. Stannah will explain the proposed works, timing, aftercare and full quotation before you decide.
1. Tell us about you
Share what is difficult, your equipment and the rooms you want to reach.
2. Explore the home
The surveyor checks possible locations and practical requirements.
3. Review your options
Discuss a personal proposal and quotation before choosing how to proceed.
Home lift or stairlift?
The right starting point depends on how you move, the transfers you can manage and the layout of your home.
| Consideration | Seated stairlift | Uplifts home lift |
|---|---|---|
| How you travel | Sit on a chair that follows the stairs. | Travel inside a cabin between floors. |
| Wheelchair transfers | Usually involves a transfer at each end. Think about equipment needed upstairs. | The S3 offers wheelchair travel, subject to checking the individual chair and user. |
| Your home | The rail follows a straight or curved staircase. Landings and doorways matter. | A suitable location and opening between floors are planned with a surveyor. |
| Walking aids | Consider a second aid upstairs or another safe arrangement. | Ask whether your usual aid can travel with you. Fit and safe use must be checked. |
| Choosing | Your needs, transfers, equipment and home layout all matter. A professional survey confirms suitability and the full quotation. | |
Product information and photography: Uplifts by Stannah. Images show example configurations.