Stories

Andrea Elisabeth suffers from neuropathy and climbing stairs became difficult for her. However, a stairlift was not an option for her. She would like to continue using her legs. With the TOPRO Step stair climbing aid, she can continue to live in the house that she and her husband built together in Trondheim in 1984...

Since Oddbjørn installed the TOPRO Step stair climbing aid, he has finally been able to use the basement stairs independently again, several times a day. After many years as a welder, he was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). His symptoms range from difficulty concentrating to dizziness and shortness of breath. It was so bad that he could no longer go down to the basement - until he received the TOPRO Step stair climbing aid...

Stroke patient Kjell Groven uses the TOPRO Step stair climber for daily stair climbing and thus trains his stair climbing skills. (This article is taken from the Norwegian magazine "Foreningen for Slagrammede"...

Edmund uses the stair climber after his stroke. He has lived all his life in one of the typical manor houses (Trønderlån) in the Tröndelag region of Norway and the last thing he wants is to have to move...

Eldri suffered a fractured neck of femur after she fell - so it was good that the TOPRO Step stair climber was already installed in her home. Because originally it was her husband Olav who was dependent on the TOPRO Step stair climber...

With the TOPRO Step stair climber, he goes up and down the stairs safely. Guttorm has never owned a car and has always enjoyed using his legs. But when he fell, his walking ability was significantly reduced compared to before. Climbing stairs became an obstacle...

Jan Erik regained more independence with the TOPRO Step stair climbing aid. On a fatal day in June 2017, exactly what unfortunately happens too often according to the statistics happened. Jan Erik (60) fell at home and landed in such a way that he suffered a partial fracture in his spinal cord. The first few months after the accident were difficult. Jan Erik experienced what it was like to be healthy and fit and suddenly be paralyzed. But thanks to his TOPRO Step stair climbing aid, he has now regained more independence...

Espen, who suffered a stroke on New Year's Eve 2015 and was completely dependent on care, now uses the TOPRO Step mechanical stair climber every day to be a little more independent at home.

Karen suffers from Parkinson's and uses the TOPRO Step stair climber to stay safe on her stairs. Karen was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2014, but even before that her life was not easy. 7 years earlier, she was diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency. Due to adrenal insufficiency, Karen suffers from exhaustion. The stairs at home became an unclimbable mountain for Karen...

Ex-professional athlete Dmitri Tschatschin trains with the stair climbing aid. "Of course you don't expect a cross-section. This is now a new task in life and what doesn't kill me only makes me tougher."