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Stairlift and homelift manufacturer Access BDD has said that its contemporary stairlift range proved to be “extremely popular” with occupational therapists (OTs) at this year’s OT Show.

At the OT Show 2022, Access BDD also won the award for ‘Best Space Only Stand’.

Adam Wakes, Access BDD Head of Marketing, commented: “OTs are often involved in the recommendation of our products, and we were delighted with the positive feedback the HomeGlide and Flow X received from them. Winning the award for Best Space Only Stand was the icing on the cake.

“We always strive to make our exhibition stand as visitor friendly as possible and receiving an award like this certainly makes all the hard work worthwhile.”

The recently launched HomeGlide straight stairlift made its UK debut at the show and was popular among OTs, according to Access BDD. Also on display was the Flow X curved stairlift showing off its impressive ASL technology.

With both lifts already adhering to the EN 81-40:2020 stairlift safety standard that comes into effect in April 2023, OTs had the opportunity to get to grips with the new requirements.

The HomeGlide straight stairlift marries timeless design and functionality, providing an attractive and discreet addition to the home. HomeGlide is suitable for staircases as narrow as 740mm and can be installed on the left- or right-hand side of the stairway. It has a maximum weight capacity of 160kg as standard.

The newly redesigned single-moulded ergonomic seat features luxurious padding to ensure a firm and comfortable seat with plenty of support. In addition, HomeGlide is now available to order with the Extra or Outdoor package, allowing the user to tailor the lift to their needs.

The Extra package features a powered swivel seat and an automatically linked footrest for those with limited mobility.

For outdoor environments, the Outdoor package is available with a key lock and has a weatherproof coating to protect against rain, dust, and direct sunlight.

The Flow X curved stairlift from Access BDD features Advanced Swivel and Levelling (ASL) technology. This enables the stairlift to rotate and swivel during travel, ensuring that the stairlift is always in the safest and most comfortable position.

ASL technology allows the footrest to remain independent from the drive unit and swivel with the seat, promoting a natural, comfortable seating position. There are also no mechanical parts on show. Flow X has a maximum weight capacity of 125kg and can be fitted on staircases as narrow as 610mm.

For more information on the full range of stairlifts, home lifts, and platform lifts from Access BDD, call 01642 853 650, visit the website, or email info@accessbdd.com.

Access BDD has written an exclusive article for AT Today advising health and social care professionals what needs to be checked when assessing a client for a stairlift. Read it here.

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