Meet the Freecurve Stairlift

A curved stairlift is custom-built to fit the specific curvature and shape of a particular staircase, while a straight stairlift is designed for straight staircases.

Yes, the freecurve stairlift is highly customizable and can be tailor-made to fit any type of curved staircase.

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The Freecurve can be installed quickly and efficiently, with minimum disruption to your home.

The Freecurve offers various customization options for railings and upholstery, including different colors and finishes to match your home decor.

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.

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.

Yes, the Freecurve is designed to provide outstanding levels of comfort, confidence, and safety for users with mobility challenges.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.