Brooks Stairlifts

The first Brooks stairlift was designed by Frederick Brooks, an engineer, back in 1972. He designed it for his wife, who was starting to struggle with the stairs due to rheumatoid arthritis.

Brooks only offer one model of stairlift, the Lincoln, which is designed for straight stairs. The Lincoln is designed to be simple to use, reliable and safe. It is easy to fit directly to the stair treads, not the wall, so it can be installed with minimal mess or disruption.

Brooks Stairlift Features:

• A simple to use joystick control that’s fitted on the armrest and just needs to be gently pushed in the direction of travel.
• Five safety sensors that can detect if there’s anything blocking the stairlift’s path and bring it safely to a stop.
• A swivel seat to help the user get in and out of the chair, which can be locked in either a 45 degree or 90 degree position.
• A slimline design with folding arms, seat and footrest so there’s enough space for other people to use the stairs when the stairlift is not in use.
• A wireless remote control to call or send the stairlift to where it’s needed.
• Rechargeable batteries so the stairlift will work even if there’s a power cut.

Brooks Stairlift Models