click an image to enlarge Warranty WarrantyReturn Policy Each curved stair lift must be custom manufactured to suit the unique requirements of the site. The unit is manufactured to the exact dimensions of the site application as determined by the digital survey and no two applications are alike. Lifts go into factory production immediately upon submission of the order to the factory which is after customer signs off on the CAD drawing. Accordingly, AmeriGlide has a substantial investment in resources and labor and as such we have a 25% cancellation fee for any order cancelled after the measurement survey but prior to submission for production, 50% once the lift is in production. Once a custom stair lift order has been shipped it cannot be canceled or returned. The shipment cannot be refused. No refund will be made for orders of this status. | A stairlift can help you regain more mobility and independence, even if you have a complicated stairway that most lifts can't navigate. The AmeriGlide Platinum Curved Stairlift is especially designed to easily handle landings and curves, with a dual-rail leveling system that moves the seat smoothly and gently. Your bespoke specifications are used to hand-build your stairlift to fit your home perfectly. In addition to the rail system that can be mounted on the stair treads rather than the wall so as not to interfere with your d?cor, the AmeriGlide Platinum Curved Stairlift comes with an adjustable seat in your choice of colors to fit with your home's style. You don't have to give up a beautiful look for comfort and safety with this great stairlift. The covered feet give it a finished look, and the custom build allows it to take up as little room as possible. Retractable safety belts, security sensors that stop the seat when an obstruction is present, and the ability to operate the folding foot rest manually or electronically are just some of the great features and options that can make this stairlift a welcome addition to your home. Check out the full installation video!* CT, MI and WA residents need to check their local building codes to ensure compliance.
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