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    Stairs/Lift combo

    Don't know if this has been posted before, first time I've seen it. Great space saving idea when no room for ramp and/or stairs and a separate lift. I'm just glad there's folks out there coming up with new ideas...

    https://www.liftup.dk/en/products/flexstep/

    they have a couple other cool ideas.

    https://www.liftup.dk/en/products/
    "a T10, who'd Rather be ridin'; than rollin'"
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    #2
    very great! I wonder what the lift chair costs?
    69yo male T12 complete since 1995
    NW NJ

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      #3
      We have looked at these before, but been unable to find this product available in the USA. Wonder if it is available in Canada?

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        #4
        Saw this online yesterday; looks like a great idea.
        C5/6 complete (maybe) circa June 2018

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          #5
          Off the manufacturers site, the US distributor is a Co. called 101 Mobility. They appear to have about 15 locations around the country.

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            #6
            Interesting
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              #7
              Must be some near me. Buddy has one

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                #8
                This would solve a problem for my daughter's access at her grandparents. They have used a temporary ramp there for years and it is way too steep but my daughter has used it. We just had a Q-Restraint system installed in our van for her and the post under chair catches on the threshold because of the steep angle of the ramp. There is really no other entrance available to enter their house without doing major modifications. (Which they have the means to do they just don't like the "look.")

                She got hung up going in about three weeks ago and my husband told his mom and dad that we are not coming over for events at their house until her access is fixed. She put up with that steep ramp for long enough. I really want to look into this so if anyone finds out anything more please post it here and I will do likewise!

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                  #9
                  I found that I have a dealer near. It is very expensive....much more than we thought it would be. We were looking at the 4-step version and it starts "starts" at $16,999.00 (gulp)

                  Probs not going to happen here.

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                    #10
                    Dang, that is steep(har har). I know "we" are a, comparatively, relatively small consumer group, but I sure hate to see prices like this for progressive products. I suppose they had to go thru getting some safety certificates and all that, but sheesh....
                    "a T10, who'd Rather be ridin'; than rollin'"

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Domosoyo View Post
                      I found that I have a dealer near. It is very expensive....much more than we thought it would be. We were looking at the 4-step version and it starts "starts" at $16,999.00 (gulp)

                      Probs not going to happen here.
                      Disappointing, at that price there are other options to consider. I was hoping this was a simple fix in out of my garage.
                      I have had periodic paralysis all my life. I lost my ability to walk in 2011 beginning with a spinal block, which was used for a hip fracture caused by periodic paralysis.

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