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Anyone who finds stairs tiring or difficult may find a stairlift helpful. Every home and every person is different, so the best starting point is the staircase itself and the way you move around your home every day.

Alongside stairlifts, many homes benefit from ramps for entrances and changes in level, and grab rails for support on the stairs, in hallways and around the bathroom. They can be used on their own or combined.

Ramps are commonly used at home entrances to replace or sit alongside steps. Whether a ramp suits a particular entrance depends on the height of the step, the space available and the layout of the approach, so it is considered for each home.

Grab rails give you a steady point to hold when stepping, standing, sitting or turning. They are often fitted beside stairs, along hallways and around showers, baths and toilets.

It follows four simple stages: assess the home's mobility requirements, choose the right solution, have it fitted professionally, and start using it. The details — including timing — depend on the home and the chosen solution, and are confirmed during the assessment.