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Welcome to Lift Able, Specialists in Access Solutions

Lift Able have many years experience in manufacture, supply, installation and maintenance of all types of lifts specifically designed to improve access in the home or commercial and public access buildings.

Whether you are looking for Stair Lifts, Through the Floor, Home Lifts, Step Lifts or Platform Lifts, Lift Able have many years experience in providing the best solution.

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Wheelchair Lifts

Wheelchair lifts can be fitted to stairs in buildings which have much wider access than most homes. These wheelchair lifts allow disabled access in public buildings where it previously wasn't possible, which means wheelchair lifts can bring public places in line with the 2004 Disability Discrimination Act.

Working with architects, builders, access consultants etc. Liftable can install wheelchair lifts which meet the appropriate standards and allow wheelchair lifts to remove some of the barriers to disabled users in these areas.  Correctly designed, planned and implemented wheelchair lifts can allow disabled access to old buildings with wide enough stairwells, to places of public interest and wheelchair lifts can also be installed in churches and offices.  Wheelchair lifts can open up a new world to many citizens who wouldn't be able to access such places otherwise.  We can provide wheelchair lifts solutions to fit virtually any building or area.

Also known as home lift or home elevator, homelifts are the ideal solution and a great idea for people wanting to enjoy a more modern, comfortable, enjoyable quality of life. Homelifts, Home Lift or Home Elevator can go in a ground floor room and travel up through the ceiling to a landing or bedroom for e.g. or can be fitted externally.

Do seek professional advice before you buy a homelift, home lift or home elevator. In fact, with homelifts it's always a good idea to have us visit you and we can help you imagine how the lifts will look in your own home.

Homelifts have the option of a drop down seat to travel and can take a wheelchair user and 1 other or up to 5 persons in the cab if required.

So many people have discovered new-found independence by having stairlifts installed in their homes. For a significant number, the installation of stairlifts has meant being able to stay in their own home instead of the upheaval of moving. And stairlifts  are certainly cheaper than residential care.

Stairlifts should be seen as a positive step towards improved mobility, and not a sign of frailty or old age. Stairlifts can also reduce your chances of having a fall on the stairs and suffering a broken bone or fracture.

What's more, stairlifts could be cheaper than you think. Means-tested Disabled Facilities Grants can cover the cost, depending on individual circumstances.

If you think your stairs are too narrow or awkward for stairlifts, you may be in for a surprise. Although all stairlifts must fit in with the dimensions of your stairs, there's now more choice than ever. Stairlifts are also a lot quieter and sleeker these days, causing minimum disruption.

Of course, stairlifts, homelifts, platform lifts and disabled lifts all represent a major investment. It pays to try them out and to seek good professional advice before deciding. You can try out a wide range of stairlifts and homelifts at your local Disabled Living Centre.

The other thing to bear in mind before installing stairlifts, homelifts, or any kind of disabled lifts, is that before you make a commitment, an assessment should be carried out by an experienced surveyor to establish the exact requirements and ensure that the correct product is installedWheelchair lifts can be fitted to stairs in buildings which have much wider access than most homes. These wheelchair lifts allow disabled access in public buildings where it previously wasn't possible, which means wheelchair lifts can bring public places in line with the 2004 Disability Discrimination Act.

Working with architects, Liftable can install wheelchair lifts which meet the appropriate standards and allow wheelchair lifts to remove some of the barriers to disabled users in these areas. Correctly designed, planned and implemented wheelchair lifts can allow disabled access to old buildings with wide enough stairwells, to places of public interest and wheelchair lifts can also be installed in churches and offices. Wheelchair lifts can open up a new world to many citizens who wouldn't be able to access such places otherwise. We can provide wheelchair lifts solutions to fit virtually any building or area.

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