Pricing

No price list, because no two staircases are the same.

A stairlift rail is manufactured for one staircase. Publishing a single figure would mean quoting you for somebody else’s home — so instead we’ll show you exactly what shapes the price, what is included, and how to get a real number for your own stairs.

Request your free quotation

Tell us about your staircase and we’ll come back with a personalised recommendation and price.

We reply within 1 business day. No sales visit unless you ask for one.

What shapes your price

Four things decide the cost

Understanding these four is enough to tell roughly where your staircase sits, and enough to judge whether any quotation you receive — from us or from anyone else — is sensible.

Factor 01

The layout of your staircase

This is the single biggest factor. A straight rail is cut to length. A curved rail is bent and manufactured for one staircase only, and cannot be re-used anywhere else.

  • Straight, single flight — the simplest and most affordable
  • One bend or a half landing — a made-to-measure curved rail
  • Spiral or multiple turns — the most rail and the most tooling

Factor 02

How many changes of direction

Every turn adds rail length, adds manufacturing complexity and adds time on installation day. Two staircases of the same height can differ considerably if one turns twice and the other doesn’t turn at all.

  • Total rail length from bottom parking point to top
  • Number and tightness of the bends
  • Whether the lift runs through an intermediate landing

Factor 03

The options you choose

The lift works without any of these. They are worth paying for only when your home actually calls for them, and we’ll tell you honestly which ones we think you need.

  • Hinged rail, to keep a doorway or corridor clear
  • Powered swivel seat instead of a manual one
  • Upholstery and rail colour choices
  • Additional parking positions

Factor 04

Conditions in the home

Most installations are straightforward. Occasionally something on site adds time, and we would rather find that at the assessment than surprise you with it afterwards.

  • Narrow entries or tight landings for getting the rail in
  • Unusual step depth, height or an open-riser staircase
  • Where the nearest power point sits relative to the rail

Getting a number

Two ways to find out what yours costs

If you just want a sense of the range before involving anyone, start with a photo. If you’re ready for a real figure, book the assessment.

Fastest

Send us a photo

For an early sense of where your staircase sits, before anyone comes to the house.

  1. Photograph the staircase from the bottom, looking up, so the full run and any turns are visible.
  2. WhatsApp it to us with a rough idea of the width and the number of steps if you know it.
  3. We reply the same or next working day with the configuration we’d recommend and the likely range.

Most accurate

Book the free assessment

The only way to get a firm, written price you can hold us to.

  1. We visit at a time that suits you. Measurement takes under an hour and there is no charge.
  2. We recommend a configuration and explain which options we think your home does and doesn’t need.
  3. You receive one written quotation covering supply, installation and handover, with options itemised.

Paying for it

How the payment works

Straightforward, and confirmed in writing before anything is ordered.

Deposit to confirm your order

A deposit is required to confirm your order and begin the manufacturing process. The remaining balance is payable once the stairlift has been installed, tested and handed over.

Your quotation is confirmed upfront

The agreed price is confirmed before we place the order. If you request any changes to the specification afterwards, we’ll let you know if there is any additional cost before proceeding.

2 years warranty on parts

Your stairlift comes with a 2-year warranty on parts from the date of handover. Local servicing and maintenance are available separately through our Singapore team.

Common questions

About cost

If your question isn’t here, ask us directly — we’d rather answer it now than have you guess.

Every staircase is different, and curved stairlifts are made to suit the individual staircase. We can provide an indicative range where applicable, but the final price is confirmed after assessing your staircase.

Yes. We’ll visit your home to measure the staircase, check the available space and understand your requirements. There is no charge and no obligation to proceed.

Usually, yes. Curved stairlifts require a rail designed around the shape and measurements of your staircase, so the price depends on the layout and configuration.

Your quotation will clearly state what is included, including the stairlift and installation. If you request changes to the agreed specification, we’ll let you know of any additional cost before proceeding.

The installation itself takes one day, whether it is a straight or curved stairlift. The waiting time is mainly for the rail to be manufactured and delivered after your order is confirmed. We’ll let you know the expected lead time when we provide your quotation.