If you're looking for online curved stairlift prices then we can help. All stairlift prices are current and visible here on our website, however these are "from" prices and we always recommend a survey to get an accurate price. Curved staircases can vary considerably, so giving a firm price online can sometimes be difficult without seeing the actual stairs.
What our website "from" curved stairlift prices include:
We would say that about 85% of customers pay the listed "from" website price. The price can change however and this is dependent on the configuration of your staircase and requirements.
Factors that could change the price:
The good news is that if you do require a curved stairlift and your staircase features a 90° bend as shown below, then the "from" price you see on our website is what you will pay. If your staircase is of a different configuration or features more bends then don't worry the price doesn't change drastically but you will require a survey to obtain the correct price. You can book a free home survey by calling us on 0800 587 9505 or you can send us some pictures of your staircase to obtain an accurate price before we survey, to do this, you can e-mail: info@unicornstairlifts.co.uk.
What is a 90° staircase?
Below are pictures of stairlift tracks installed on staircases that feature a 90° bend or turn. When we design a track for a 90° staircase, the 90° bend can be either at the top, bottom or middle and can be installed on the left or right hand side of the staircase - we can tailor the design to suit any staircase configuration.
We hope that the pictures below give you a better idea of what the "from price" includes when buying from us.
Obviously curved stairlift tracks are bespoke so can be designed to any design you like including multiple bends and longer lengths however this does change the base price hence all our products listed as "from".
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Cost options
We offer a number of options to suit people's budgets and requirements including new, reconditioned and rental. Our curved stairlift options are as follows:
Rental from £80.00 per month
Renting a curved stairlift can offer a flexible and cost effective option when only required for a short period of time. They come with a continuous warranty, 24 hour response service and removal. Also, if you find that the rental stairlift is needed longer term, we offer a discounted buy-out scheme when required. An installation fee of £950.00 is required when renting, the only other cost is the £80.00 monthly payment.
Reconditioned from £2,500.00
From only £2,500.00 (based on a standard 90° staircase), our reconditioned models offer large savings when compared to buying new. Curved stairlifts we offer as "reconditioned" have previously been used (sometimes not for very long periods) and then fully reconditioned before installation.
We recondition the stairlift throughout, this is carried out by our reconditioning specialist department. When this process is complete, the stairlift looks and works as you'd expect when buying new. We only recondition the latest stairlift models available which are generally no older than 1-3 years from date of manufacture. See how we do this here: How we recondition stairlifts.
Brand New From £4,800.00
From only £4,800.00 (based on a standard 90° staircase) you can have a brand new, latest model curved stairlift. We order new stairlifts in advance so that we have them in stock for express delivery, other companies order them directly from the manufacture which can mean longer waiting times. Also buying a new stairlift directly from an approved supplier like ourselves is cheaper than buying directly from the manufacture thanks to lower overheads.
Why are curved stairlifts more expensive than straight stairlifts?
Straight stairlifts are suitable for only standard staircases which have no turns, bends or corners and run from top to bottom in a straight line.
Curved stairlifts are designed for staircases that have a turn, bend or corner to reach the top of the stairs / landing.
Because of their lower costs, if a straight stairlift will work in your home, then this is often the best option and will save you money. But if you have a curved staircase, it is likely that you will need a curved stairlift.
Curved stairlifts are more expensive than straight stairlifts due to the carriage which often looks aesthetically similar but differs internally and contains sophisticated mechanical components allowing it to move around corners. The main cost however, is the bespoke curved rail which the carriage runs on. The cost to manufacture a curved rail is significantly higher than a straight rail. This is due to the fact the curved stairlift rail is manufactured specifically to the configuration of your staircase. A straight stairlift rail is relatively cost effective in comparison and is usually just to cut to the length of the staircase.
Low prices with no compromise
Just because our curved stairlift prices are low, it doesn't mean we cut corners or compromise on preparation, installation or after sales support. In fact, we are a highly regarded UK curved stairlift supplier thanks to our high quality workmanship, dedicated after sales service and value for money. To see what our customers think about us, please click here: Unicorn Stairlifts Customer Reviews
Product wise, we only supply quality branded models from well know manufacturers. We are an independent stairlift company and are not tied to one particular brand of stairlift. This means we can offer you an array of different stairlifts to better suit your needs and budget. We offer stairlifts from Acorn, Brooks, Bespoke, Thyssen, Otolift and Stannah Stairlifts. Our selection is based on reliability, adaptability and value for money.
The models we stock are the latest versions which come fully equipped with an array of features. Because our selection are adaptable, they can be installed on to a number of different staircase shapes and sizes, including: internal, external, 90° bends, 180° turns, multiple bends, fan shaped stairs, square landings, 180° wrap round starts and many more configurations.