Curved stairlift
Freedom Curved Stairlift 1
An entry-level curved stairlift with a robust twin-rail design, suitable for many internal turns and half-landings.
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Curved stairlifts
Curved Stairlifts
Curved stairlifts are designed for staircases with bends, turns, intermediate landings or more complex layouts.
Curved stairlift advice
Curved stairlifts made for staircases with bends and landings
Navigating a staircase with twists, turns or landings can feel daunting when mobility is limited. A curved stairlift is designed to follow the shape of your staircase, helping you move between floors with greater comfort, confidence and independence.
Every curved stairlift needs to be carefully matched to the staircase and the person using it. Freedom Stairlifts can arrange a free survey to check your staircase layout, discuss your needs and recommend a suitable curved stairlift option for your home.
Curved stairlift range
Explore our curved stairlift options
Freedom Stairlifts offers a selection of curved stairlift options for staircases with bends, turns, landings and more complex layouts.
Curved stairlift
Freedom Curved Stairlift 2
A twin-track curved stairlift with additional powered options, including a powered hinge option where suitable.
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Curved stairlift
Freedom Curved Stairlift 3
A single-track curved stairlift with powered options, suitable for some narrow or more restricted staircase layouts.
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Curved stairlift
Freedom Curved Stairlift 4
A modular curved stairlift for staircases with bends, half-landings or multiple turns, designed to give a neat and dependable fit.
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Curved perch stairlift
Freedom Curved Stairlift Perch
A perch-style curved stairlift option for users who may find sitting, bending at the knees or hip movement more difficult.
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Curved stairlift features
Bespoke to your staircase
Curved stairlifts are designed around the individual shape of your staircase, including corners, spirals, half landings and multi-level layouts.
During your free survey, Freedom Stairlifts can talk through the rail layout, seating options and safety features most relevant to your home.
Custom rail design
Curved stairlift rails are measured and designed to follow the specific bends, turns and landing areas of your staircase.
Smooth travel around turns
A curved stairlift is designed to travel steadily around corners, bends and changes in direction.
Comfort and support
Seating, back support, restraints and control options can help make everyday use feel safe, comfortable and straightforward.
Compact where possible
The right curved stairlift can help keep the staircase as clear as possible for other people using the stairs.
Free home survey
Arrange a curved stairlift survey
A free home survey helps confirm the shape of your staircase, the rail layout required and which curved stairlift option is likely to be the best fit.
Curved stairlift FAQs
Common questions about curved stairlifts
Helpful answers for customers considering a curved stairlift from Freedom Stairlifts.
What is a curved stairlift?
A curved stairlift is designed for a staircase with bends, turns, corners, half landings or more complex layouts. The rail is made to follow the shape of the staircase.
When do I need a curved stairlift instead of a straight stairlift?
A curved stairlift is usually needed when the staircase changes direction, has intermediate landings or cannot be served by a standard straight stairlift rail.
Are curved stairlifts made to measure?
Curved stairlift rails are normally made to follow the specific shape and layout of the staircase, which is why a proper home survey is important before choosing a model.
Can Freedom Stairlifts provide reconditioned curved stairlifts?
Freedom Stairlifts can provide reconditioned curved stairlifts where suitable, subject to survey and availability.
Do I need a survey for a curved stairlift?
Yes. A survey helps check the staircase layout, measurements, landing space and user requirements before the right curved stairlift option is recommended.