Stair Lift with Flip-Up Arms

Stair Lift with Flip-Up Arms

Stair Lift with Flip-Up Arms & Standard Factory Warranty – – – – *Please Consider The Medallion or Nautilus Stair Lift

• Harmar’s SL350AC Stair Lift is engineered with a carriage that is pre-installed on a short section of the durable extruded aluminum track. The backrest has three different settings, and the fold-up footrest adjusts to two different heights for the utmost in custom comfort.
• The spacious, wide seat features thick padding and attractive upholstery. **This product will be custom cut to fit your staircase. Because this is a “Custom Made” product – it is NOT returnable.
• **Please provide the following Information – length of staircase (see image), mounted on the left or right as you look UP the steps, any obstructions at top or bottom, landing, hallway or door at the top of the steps? ***Customer MUST provide floor to floor diagonal measurement of staircase
• ** YOU WILL BE CONTACTED AFTER YOUR ORDER IS PLACED TO GET YOUR MEASUREMENTS, ORIENTATION, AND ANY OBSTRUCTIONS. We can also assist with your installation or additional questions. *** If your floor to floor measurement is over 15′ 4″ you will be required to purchase an extended piece of 3′, 5′, or 8′ track to fit your stairlift configuration. ***

Features

• Rocker controls with constant-pressure functionality stop the lift immediately if the control is released. Mounts to the stairs (not the wall) on either side of staircase
• Operates on standard 115 VAC household current. Extruded aluminum track is available in custom lengths
• Seat and footrest fold to save space. Separate controls at top and bottom of stairs
• Upholstery Colors: Light Almond, Evergreen, Mocha — Made in USA
• **This product will be custom cut to fit your staircase. Because this is a “Custom Made” product – it is NOT returnable. **Please provide the following Information – length of staircase (see images), mounted on the left or right as you look UP the steps, any obstructions at top or bottom, landing, hallway or door at the top of the steps?