Additional fire safety, escape route and operator obligations apply here. Stairlifts are used less frequently; platform lifts or hoists on separate routes are more common. Clear responsibilities for maintenance, training and emergency procedures are crucial. Check the building regulations and official requirements before planning and ordering.
An overview of areas of application: stairlifts in hospitals and care homes.
These are indicative figures only. A personal consultation will help with your specific situation.
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