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Stannah Stairlifts – Trusted British Engineering and Innovation
With a history dating back more than 150 years, Stannah is one of Britain’s most established names in lift and stairlift manufacturing. Known for quality engineering, thoughtful design and dependable performance, Stannah stairlifts have helped homeowners improve accessibility and maintain their independence.
At Zengo Mobility, we understand that finding the right stairlift means considering more than simply the staircase. Comfort, ease of use, available space and personal mobility requirements all play an important role in choosing the most suitable solution.
Our friendly team supports customers throughout London, providing independent advice on Stannah stairlifts, installation options and ongoing maintenance.
Whether you’re exploring a new installation or need assistance with an existing Stannah stairlift, we’re here to help you make an informed decision.
- British Manufacturing Heritage: Stannah has a long-established reputation for producing quality lifting equipment, combining engineering experience with innovative mobility solutions.
- Comfortable Seating Options Ergonomically designed seats, supportive armrests and adjustable features help provide a comfortable journey between floors.
- Warranty included – Our reconditioned stairlifts come with full protection for peace of mind.
- Professional installation – Fitted by certified engineers for maximum safety and comfort.
Why choose our Stairlifts
Will one fit narrow or steep stairs?
Narrow stairs
The measurement that decides it is the clear width at the tightest point of the flight, not the width where you are standing at the bottom.
Steep stairs
Steepness is rarely what stops a lift going in. The rail follows the pitch of your staircase while the seat stays level the whole way, so you travel upright however sharp the climb is.
Tight at the top or bottom
The usual sticking point is not the stairs themselves but what sits at either end — a door that opens across the foot of the flight, a radiator, or a narrow landing.
Straight & curved
Stannah Siena
Stannah’s best seller, and the one most London staircases end up with. Available for straight flights and for stairs with turns, with the rail built to suit either.
- 120–135kg on straight stairs, up to 160kg on curved
- Manual or powered swivel seat for easier exit
- Folds to 405mm so the stairs stay usable
- Two seat widths, plus optional powered footrest fold
Straight & curved
Stannah Starla
The most customisable lift in the Stannah range. Where the Siena is the practical default, the Starla is the one you specify — upholstery, wood trim and footrest carpet to match the hall.
- Upholsteries, wood trims and footrest carpets to choose from
- Ergonomically shaped seat with powered swivel
- Remote controls to call the lift to you
- Different rail options to suit your staircase
Outdoor steps
Stannah Outdoor
For front steps, side returns and flights down into a garden — where the barrier is the path rather than the staircase. Built to sit outside all year.
- Operational between −10°C and +40°C
- Manual swivel to step off facing the landing
- Fold-away chair, child-lock and integrated safety sensors
- Optional call station and powered footrest fold
Reconditioned
Reconditioned Stannah straight
Where reconditioned stock sits, because a straight rail can be cut down for the next staircase. The cheapest route into a Stannah when one becomes available.
- Batteries and charging contacts replaced
- Safety sensors replaced and tested
- Upholstery and trim renewed
- Rail cut to your staircase, then fitted
Rarely available
Reconditioned Stannah curved
Hard to come by, and worth knowing why. A curved rail is made for one particular staircase and cannot be re-formed for another, so curved stock is scarce everywhere.
- Only where the rail genuinely suits your stairs
- We will tell you when new is the honest answer
- Ask — stock changes week to week
Trade-in
Your old lift taken away
Replacing rather than fitting for the first time? Removal of the old lift is inside the quoted price rather than added at the end.
- Removal included in the written quote
- Sound straight lifts go on to be reconditioned
- Tread holes made good on removal
Common fault
Seatbelt or sensor stopping it
Stannah lifts will not run with the belt unfastened or a sensor triggered. If yours stops against nothing, a dirty or knocked sensor is the usual cause — and an easy one to sort.
Common fault
Dying partway up
Stannah lifts self-charge at the park points. If yours only runs when parked, or fades along the rail, that is the battery system or the contacts rather than the motor.
Common fault
Noise or rough running
Grinding, juddering or uneven travel is the lift telling you something. Better looked at before it stops altogether, particularly on a curved rail where there is no short flight to walk.
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Most common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Stannah stairlifts typically operate using rechargeable batteries, allowing them to continue working for a limited number of journeys during a power interruption. The number of journeys available depends on battery condition, model specifications and staircase length.
The Stannah Siena is a practical, comfortable stairlift designed for everyday use, while the Starla offers additional personalisation options, premium upholstery choices and enhanced comfort features. Both models are available for straight and curved staircases, with suitability depending on individual requirements.
Certain Stannah models are designed with compact features to accommodate narrower staircases. The Stannah Sadler, for example, has a perch-style seating position that can be suitable where space is limited. A professional staircase assessment is necessary to confirm compatibility.
An annual service is commonly recommended for domestic stairlifts, although maintenance frequency should follow manufacturer guidance and reflect how often the equipment is used. Regular servicing can help identify worn components, inspect safety systems and reduce the likelihood of unexpected faults.
Zengo Mobility can assist with enquiries about Stannah stairlift repairs and maintenance throughout London. Depending on the model, fault and availability of compatible replacement parts, repair options may include battery replacement, electrical fault diagnosis, sensor checks and general servicing.
Stannah is one of the UK’s longest-established lift manufacturers, with a reputation for quality engineering and dependable stairlift solutions. Its stairlifts include practical safety features and are designed for regular everyday use. As with any mechanical equipment, routine maintenance is important for continued reliability.
The price of a Stannah stairlift depends on the staircase configuration, model selected and additional features required. Straight stairlifts are generally more affordable than curved installations, which require a tailored rail system. Zengo Mobility can help you explore suitable options and obtain a personalised quotation.
Yes. Stannah offers curved stairlift configurations designed for staircases with bends, turns and intermediate landings. Models including the Siena and Starla are available in curved configurations, allowing homeowners with more complex staircase layouts to improve accessibility.
Yes, reconditioned Stannah stairlifts may be available depending on stock, model compatibility and staircase requirements. A professionally refurbished stairlift can provide a more cost-effective alternative to purchasing a brand-new system. Zengo Mobility can discuss available reconditioned options.
Many straight stairlift installations can be completed within a few hours once the equipment is available. Curved stairlifts may require additional time because their rails must be manufactured to suit the individual staircase. Installation times vary depending on the property and model.