Handicare 2000 Curved Stairlift

The 2000 is a twin-rail curved stairlift that provides a smooth and stable ride. A choice of seats ensures there is always one suitable for you.

Product Description

The Handicare 2000 Curved Stairlift is a twin-rail stairlift designed for curved staircases. It supplies a smooth and stable ride, and can be finished in a colour of your choice, to blend in with the interior of your house.

A powered hinge rail is available to prevent the track from obstructing a doorway, giving clear access.

Three seats are available on the 2000:

Style seat - with optional powered features for the ultimate in convenience. Available in a choice of colours.
Simplicity seat - a cost-effective seat in a neutral sand colour. Powered footrest available, but not powered swivel.
Smart seat - with a choice of six colours and powered functions. Also available in a "perch" variant.

Key Features

Twin-rail curved stairlift
Choice of seats
Pick your track colour
Powered hinge rail available

Try A Stairlift

Our Chessington Showroom features stairlifts by both Stannah and Handicare for you to try out. This lets you get a feel for the different options available, and the type of seating you will need on your stairlift. Our product specialists are on hand to answer all your questions and can book in a home assessment to quote for your stairlift to be installed.

Product Specification

Indoor OutdoorIndoors

Stairlift StyleCurved

Weight Capacity115kg / 18st 2lb

Pricing

Our stairlifts are customised to suit both you and your home, and the price is heavily dependent on the layout of your staircase. For this reason it is not possible to quote for a stairlift until we have arranged for an assessor to visit your house. The price is usually affected by factors such as:

Type of staircase - straight stairlifts are generally cheaper than curved ones, and indoor stairlifts are cheaper than outdoor ones. The angle of your stairs, the space available at both top and bottom of your staircase, and the height of the bulkhead on the stairs can all impact on cost too.
Whether any adaptations are needed to fit the stairlift. Common adaptations include moving a radiator or trimming a windowsill.
Optional functions chosen on the stairlift, when available, such as powered swivel can add to the cost.

Most people using stairlifts will be eligible for zero-rated VAT. Those with a disability, chronic sickness or terminal illness are eligible for 0% VAT. If the person using the stairlift is not eligible for zero-rated VAT but is over 60 then they can get a reduced rate of 5% VAT. Our assessors can advise on your VAT status when they visit you.