Straight staircases usually refer to stairs that do not have any bend, curve or landing at some point. However, in most houses, stairs either deflect left or right, or at the bottom or at the top, and similarly those who have spiral staircases or staircases with middle landings, need curved stairlifts for their staircases.

Curved stair lifts have higher price tags than the straight ones as a rule. These types of stairlifts are made-to-measure or are custom-built in all available staircases.

These curved stairways have many advanced characteristics that can not be seen in a straight stair lift when it comes to available attributes, functions and options in this type of stair lift. They are purpose-built since they are especially developed to cover those bends, which are present in the stairs. Their price, feasible attributes, and functions are dependent upon their bends and complexity.

Such staircases have a bad resale value since they are made for particular kind of curves, which exist in a specific set. However, their other components including batteries, motor, and chair can be utilised on different rails. These days, you can find a variety of curved stair lift models reachable in the market, meant for a particular curved staircase.

Nowadays, you will find curved staircases in most of the houses and commercial buildings, as these sorts of staircases are considered a must for the beauty and elegance of a house or building. However, it is also true that it is often an ordeal for elderly or physically challenged when they have to negotiate these staircases.

This is where curved stairlifts come to their aid and make things much easier for them. Such curved stair lifts have the loading capacity within a range of 275lbs-350lbs, and common features in these stair lifts consist of automatic sensors, key locks, seatbelts, wraparound arms, pressure controls for up and down movements, cut-off switch for swivel seat etc.

These curved stair lifts are also available in a wide range these days, and can be easily mounted on any side of your staircase. However, their installation is somewhat difficult than the straight stair lifts, and similarly these curved stair lifts have a higher installation cost than the straight stair lifts.

Bruno and Thyssenkeupp are two well-known makers of these curved stair lifts. These makers have developed some models, which can work for straight as well as curved staircases. Similarly, some models from these stair lifts makers also have dual application features that are applicable on curved and straight staircases. Besides these well-known models, you also have many other options in this connection and your options also depend upon your requirements and price that looks feasible to you. Some of these curved stair lifts are available at quite reasonable prices and they seem to have all those features and functions that provide complete mobility and safety solutions to those who want maximum performance and safety from such devices.

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