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09 October 2009, 04:12 PM
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Certainly not cheap - but possibly less than moving house
, wouldnt sya they were particularly noisy ( this was from inside g parents house mind you )
if yuouve paper divinding walls of a modern terrace i can imagine you may hear it next door
, wouldnt sya they were particularly noisy ( this was from inside g parents house mind you )
if yuouve paper divinding walls of a modern terrace i can imagine you may hear it next door
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My parents are in a bungalow, but they want to move back up here. Because my dad can't manage stairs, their options are restricted to a bungalow (which are hideously expensive and hard to come by around here) or a ground floor warden assisted place. I just thought that maybe a normal house with a stairlift might give them more choice.
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They are very expensive for what they are and of little value secondhand.
Have a look on eBay and save a small fortune.
Just get the right track length for the stairs.
Have a look on eBay and save a small fortune.
Just get the right track length for the stairs.
09 October 2009, 07:49 PM
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Very quiet and if you are handy + know and electrician you can pick them up for a fraction of the cost on flee bay.
You might have to go and remove it mind.
You might have to go and remove it mind.
09 October 2009, 07:53 PM
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I have a relative with one. They were the only firm that would do his layout of stairs, nice neat job and it's not intrusively noisy. BUT, it has broken down at least three times in the 9 months or so that he's had it. They do come and fix it promptly but so they should given that it being broken means either being stranded upstairs or away from the bathroom! I really hope it was just teething trouble as otherwise it's going to get nasty when the warranty expires.
My mother-in-law has one. Well quiet and the kids play on it too 
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