Homeglide Straight Stairlift
The most intuitive design that provides the effortless and smooth riding experience.
- Free in-home measure
- Manufacturer-trained technicians
- Showrooms in Etobicoke and Brampton
- Weight Capacity
- 160kg (25st) at max 45°136kg (21st) at max 53°145kg (22st) with hinge
- Staircase Incline
- 28° up to 53° (up to 45° for use in 160kg range)
- Driving Speed
- 0.12 m/s (23.6 ft/min)
- Drive Type
- Rack and pinion
- Batteries
- 2 x 12V, 7Ah (indoor)2 x 12V, 9Ah (outdoor)
- Operation
- Joystick
Why Access HomeGlide is best in class?
Intuitive JoystickWith a comfortable soft-touch grip, the integrated joystick is user-friendly and requires minimal effort to take you up and down your staircase with ease.
Retractable SeatbeltA retractable seatbelt keeps you secure while using your HomeGlide stairlift. The integrated sensor ensures the seatbelt is fastened securely before travel, and the stainless steel buckle is designed to be operated with just one hand.
Folding RailIf you have an obstruction at the foot of the staircase, you can choose to have an automatically powered hinge installed. Once you have used your stairlift, it will return to the top of the stairs, and the lower section of the rail will fold away, leaving the bottom of your staircase clear.
Call DeviceOur optional call device ensures you stay connected with friends and family, with up to three different telephone numbers stored and contactable directly from your stairlift.
Powered Swivel SeatThe HomeGlide Extra package automatically upgrades you to the powered swivel seat. The powered swivel feature automatically turns the chair at the top landing as you maintain pressure on the joystick. This enables a safe exit from the chair as the lift automatically rotates towards the staircase landing.
Linked footrestWith the HomeGlide Extra package, your HomeGlide comes with a powered linked footrest. This feature makes it almost effortless when unfolding the chair as the footrest is connected to the seat - eliminating the need to bend down and have any unnecessary strain on your body.
Ergonomic SeatDesigned by ergonomic experts, all HomeGlide models feature an ergonomic moulded seat designed to positively influence your posture while offering maximum comfort during travel. In addition, with the HomeGlide Extra package, you can choose from four different seat heights, providing a more tailored fit, ensuring the most comfortable seating position possible.
Simple RemoteWith our patented multi-drive friction technology and in the unlikely event of a motor issue, you have three others to transport you safely to the top or bottom of the stairs. An emergency stop button is also located on the bottom of the chair.
Product specifications
Driving Speed | 0.12 m/s (23.6 ft/min) |
| Drive Type | Rack and pinion |
| Motor Wattage | 280 W |
| Weight Capacity | 160kg (25st) at max 45° 136kg (21st) at max 53° 145kg (22st) with hinge |
| Batteries | 2 x 12V, 7Ah (indoor) 2 x 12V, 9Ah (outdoor) |
| Operation | Joystick |
| Staircase Incline | 28° up to 53° (up to 45° for use in 160kg range) |
| Certification | Machine Directive 2006/42/EC EN 81-40:2020 UKCA |
| Automatic Stop | Yes |
| Footrest | Yes |
| Retractable Safety Belt | Yes |
Important documents
- BROCHURE
- ORDER FORM
- EN81-40:2020 CERTIFICATE
- USER MANUAL
- TECHNICAL INFORMATION SHEET
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The HomeGlide stairlift by Access BDD delivers a solution for all straight staircases, while offering a clean, elegant look in any home. The HomeGlide stairlift is fitted onto the staircase, which allows the lift to be installed quickly, easily and with minimal disruption.
The HomeGlide stairlift enables users to move safely and comfortably between all levels of their home with confidence.
With the combined help from both ergonomic experts and existing stairlift owners, the HomeGlide stairlift has been manufactured to ensure the highest standards of appearance and practicality have been met.
Ask us for a FREE, no obligation home survey and one of our friendly team will talk you through the various options and guide you on which straight stairlift will suit you best.
Call us today to get a quote or arrange your FREE no obligation home survey
Frequently asked questions
How do stairlifts work?
A stairlift is a chair that runs on a track and fits directly to the treads of the stairs, and the stairlift motor pulls the stairlift along the tracks up and down the stairs. The stairlift tracks are fitted to the staircase treads using metal cleats. Depending on the stairlift model you choose, your stairlift will be controlled through a small toggle or joystick control that is positioned on the arm of the stairlift chair. To move the stairlift up or down the stairs you simply move the toggle or joystick.
How much do stairlifts cost?
The cost of a stairlift varies and is based on where it is being installed and whether the staircase is straight or curved. Typically, the cost of a straight stairlift starts at just over $3500.00 however, upgrades and deluxe options such as power swivel, power folding rails and other add-ons can add to the overall total cost.
A curved stairlift with no added options can start at just over $9500.00, and like a straight staircase, there are many different options available with these units that can change the total cost of installation. The best way to get an accurate cost is for one of our experienced stairlift representatives to come to your home and give you a no cost, no obligation quote.
Is there any funding for the stairlifts?
March of Dimes provides a wide array of support and services to people with physical disabilities all over Canada, including funding for mobility and assistive equipment. Visit the March of Dimes website for further information. Call us at (905) 798-1853 for detailed information.
Does insurance pay for stairlifts?
It all depends on the type of medical insurance plan that you have. Some insurance plans do pay for stairlifts. To find out whether or not your insurance company will cover a stairlift in your home, you should first obtain a quotation from Mobility Specialties and then contact your insurance provider and see if they will cover a part or all of the cost of the stairlift based on the quote given to you by us.
How long does it take to install a stairlift?
Depending on the configuration of the stairs at your home, and whether they are straight, or curved we will typically have your stairlift installed within a few hours however, if your home has multi-landings, and or multi-level situations, the installation can take up to 5-hours from start to finish.
Upon completion of installing your stairlift, Our expert technicians will make sure that it is fully operational and functional and they will also demonstrate to you how the stairlift works, making sure that you are both knowledgeable and comfortable with operating the stairlift.
How long do stair lift batteries last?
Stairlifts contain a set of 2 batteries. Typically, a set of batteries will last between four to six years depending on how much the stairlift is used and how well the unit is maintained as per the manufacturer's guidelines. The owners-manual that comes with your stairlift explains the best practices for keeping the batteries and unit in top shape. However, if you do need the batteries replaced, We keeps batteries in stock and can changeout your stairlift batteries quickly if they start to not hold a full-charge.
Will I be obliged to buy a stairlift after my free survey?
Absolutely not, the decision is in your hands. We offer a free survey so that we can learn more about your needs and the design of the home. From this, we can develop a greater understanding of what is actually required to make your life much more comfortable.
Can I rent a stairlift?
Yes. Stairlifts are available for rent.
Will the stairlift cause damage to my staircase or walls if I decide to move?
No. The only evidence of your stairlift being installed after removal will be small holes where the stairlift was bolted to your stair treads. These small holes have minimal appearance on carpet and can be patched with filler and stain on solid surfaces.
Does a stairlift require special electrical accommodations?
No. This fast and easy home accessibility solution simply plugs into your standard electrical outlets, saving you from extra electrical costs. Stairlifts are also dependable during a power outage by running on a constant charge back-up battery.
How much does a stairlift cost in Toronto?
Stairlift prices in Toronto range from $2,500-$5,000 for straight stairlifts and $8,000-$15,000 for curved stairlifts. We offer free in-home quotes with no obligation.
Where can I buy a stairlift near me in the GTA?
We sell and install stairlifts across Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville and the rest of the GTA, starting with a free measure of your stairs and a written price.
What is the difference between straight and curved stairlifts?
Straight stairlifts work on stairs with no turns or landings - they cost less and install in hours. Curved stairlifts are custom-built for stairs with turns, landings, or curves - they cost more and take 4-6 weeks to manufacture. Both attach to stairs, not walls.
Can a stairlift be installed on any staircase?
Yes, stairlifts can be installed on almost any staircase - straight, curved, narrow, or outdoor. The narrowest fit depends on the model, so we measure your stairs for free and confirm which one suits before you decide. Stairlifts mount to stairs, not walls, so no structural changes are needed.
Do you sell used or refurbished stairlifts in Toronto?
Yes, we offer certified refurbished stairlifts at 30-50% savings. All refurbished units are thoroughly inspected, serviced, and include warranty. Refurbished options are available for straight staircases only - curved stairlifts must be custom-built new.
How long does stairlift installation take in Toronto?
A straight stairlift is usually installed in a few hours. Curved stairlifts are made to measure for your staircase first, then installed in about half a day. Our technicians handle the whole installation.
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