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The Duo+ Home Lift is the perfect alternative to a stairlift or conventional hydraulic lift. Capable of taking two passengers between floors in under 30 seconds, the Duo+ offers freedom and flexibility that cannot be matched. ✅ Ideal alternative to a stairlift ✅ Comfortably carries two people ✅ Lifts include Classic and Thru Car (open on both sides) ✅ Small footprint of 0.55m2 (less than seven square feet)
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The Trio+ Home Lift is an innovative wheelchair lift and is perfect for the less mobile. Larger than the Duo+ Home Lift but still compact, the Trio+ can fit a standard-sized wheelchair and is ideal for users with walking frames. ✅ Accommodates a standard wheelchair ✅ Small footprint of 1.25m2 ✅ Comfortably carries three people ✅ Lifts include Single Door or Thru Car (open on both sides)
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The Stiltz Home Lift is an innovative and unique domestic lift designed to make life easier when the stairs in your home start to become too much. Stiltz domestic lifts are an ideal alternative to a stairlift or hydraulic home lift.
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Is a Stiltz Home Lift suitable for wheelchair users? |
Yes. Stiltz Lifts offer the Stiltz Trio Wheelchair Lift which is ideal for users with mobility issues as it gives them the freedom and independence to move around the home unhindered. The Trio is wider and deeper than Stiltz Duo Home Lift and can accommodate a standard-sized wheelchair. It is an ideal alternative to a stairlift and perfect for users with a walking frame. |
How much space will a Stiltz Home Lift take up in my home? |
The Stiltz Home Lift has one of the smallest footprints on the market for a domestic lift – its compact footprint is less than a square metre (0.55m²).
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Where can I install my Stiltz Home Lift? |
A Stiltz Home Lift is very flexible in terms of where it can be installed. Due to its size, drive mechanism, and unique dual rail supports, the domestic lift can be installed almost anywhere in the home. The lift can even fit discreetly into small spaces or room corners. Typically, it is fitted in a hallway or living room and travels upstairs to a main bedroom or landing area.
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How is the Stiltz Home Lift powered? |
The Stiltz Home Lift uses a steel roped drum-braked gear motor drive system, which is compact and neatly self-contained within the roof space of the lift car itself. The lift plugs straight into a standard 13amp wall socket.
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What happens if the power fails and I am in my Stiltz Home Lift? |
All Stiltz domestic lifts are equipped with a battery backup facility, allowing a gentle descent to the lower level in case of a power failure. An uninterrupted power supply option is also available for additional trips.
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What building work will need to be carried out? |
All that is required for installation is the appropriate aperture to be cut out and trimmed by a qualified builder. The work is minimal and not time-consuming.
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What is the lead time for a Stiltz Home Lift? |
The normal lead time from placing an order to project completion is six to eight weeks.
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How in control of the Stiltz Home Lift am I? |
The lift is fitted with hold-to-run press button controls, allowing the occupant to control the lift’s movement at all times.
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What is the load capacity of a Stiltz Home Lift? |
The Duo model can carry up to 170kg (27 stone or 375 pounds), and the Trio model up to 250kg (39 stone or 550 pounds).
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Does the Stiltz Home Lift include a fall arrest mechanism? |
Yes, it includes a fall arrest mechanism that activates in the unlikely event of a cable break or loss of tension. |
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How much energy does the Stiltz Home Lift consume? |
It uses a standard 13amp power socket and consumes no more power than a kettle, toaster, or microwave. |
How long is the warranty on a Stiltz Home Lift? |
The lift comes with a 12-month parts and labor warranty, with an option to purchase additional warranty. |
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Am I able to receive a Disabled Facilities Grant for a Stiltz Home Lift? |
Sometimes , clients may be eligible for a means tested grant if the council considers that adaptions to your home will make life easier. Please contact your local authority for advice about eligibility if you feel you may qualify for assistance. |
