Help with Climbing Stairs – Our 5 Tips: As we age, we may encounter more and more difficulties with walking and eventually find ourselves facing our own staircase at home, afraid to climb it without assistance.
There are many products that can be helpful in this situation. In this article, you will learn more about help with climbing stairs.
For a barrier-free staircase, the railing is one of the most important measures to ensure that the staircase can be used safely and without fear of falling.
The railing must be continuous regardless of the type of stairs and must not be interrupted at landings. Also, if possible, the railing should continue horizontally at the beginning and end of the stairs, allowing for a safe entry and exit.
Do you have difficulties and need help with climbing stairs? Consider installing a railing on both sides.
A staircase with at least three steps requires a handrail.
If the steps exceed a width of 1.5 meters, a handrail must be installed on both sides of the staircase.
From a width of at least four meters, an intermediate railing is mandatory, which is installed in the middle of the stairs.
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Adequate lighting is essential for the safe use of the stairs. Therefore, make sure that your stairs are adequately illuminated to reduce the risk of falling.
This way, you can more easily see where the next step is and whether there are objects on the stairs or if the surface is slippery. In addition to adequate lighting, it is recommended to install LED strips to illuminate the steps even better.
If your bedroom is on the 1st floor, it can be a good idea to keep a flashlight in your drawer – in case of a power outage.
Adequate lighting is essential for the safe use of the stairs. Therefore, make sure that your stairs are adequately illuminated to reduce the risk of falling. This way, you can more easily see where the next step is and whether there are objects on the stairs or if the surface is slippery.
In addition to adequate lighting, it is recommended to install LED strips to illuminate the steps even better.
If your bedroom is on the 1st floor, it can be a good idea to keep a flashlight in your drawer – in case of a power outage.
If you have difficulty walking safely on the steps, there is the possibility of attaching non-slip or anti-slip coverings to the steps.
If the above-mentioned advice is not sufficient to use your stairs safely, you should consider adapting your stairs with user-friendly mobility aids.
Stay independent in your own home with the TOPRO Step stair walking aid. With the TOPRO Step stair walking aid, you have a solid and firm support when climbing stairs. The stair walking aid reduces the risk of falling and gives you confidence in your own abilities and self-esteem back.
For a barrier-free staircase, the railing is one of the most important measures to ensure that the staircase can be used safely and without fear of falling.
The railing must be continuous regardless of the type of stairs and must not be interrupted at landings. Also, if possible, the railing should continue horizontally at the beginning and end of the stairs, allowing for a safe entry and exit.
Do you have difficulties and need help with climbing stairs? Consider installing a railing on both sides.
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To carry out an on-site inspection and receive a quote, make an appointment with us. Once you have accepted the quote, we will carry out the installation, which usually only takes a few hours.
TOPRO Step is TÜV-tested and certified and meets all functional and safety requirements.
TOPRO Step is designed so that it can be easily adapted to your staircase. It can be installed on straight stairs, curved stairs and stairs with a landing.
Ask your health insurance company about the possibility of cost coverage or possible subsidies. Please note that these options are country-specific and individual.
TOPRO Step means TOPRO quality. When you buy a TOPRO Step, you receive a guarantee of up to 5 years.
We measure success by satisfied customers, which is our top priority. We already have over 4,000 satisfied users throughout Europe.
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Last Wednesday, the TOPRO Step stair climber was installed in the Aure care home. An aid for climbing stairs. (This is a translation based on an article by Ivar Torset, originally published in Nordvestnytt on March 16, 2017).
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Many people, especially seniors, suffer from knee pain when climbing stairs. In this article, we will look at the causes and symptoms as well as helpful exercises and aids. In old age, joint diseases or arthrosis are often the cause of knee pain. However, an accident or fall can also be the cause of knee pain when climbing stairs.
With increasing age or due to illness, many people find that climbing stairs in their own home becomes more and more challenging. In this case, the purchase of a stairlift is often the solution. But what does a stairlift cost? In this article, we will look at what a stairlift is and what alternatives for stairlifts exist and at what price.
The stair climbing aid has now been installed at the Lamarktunet rehabilitation and retirement center for a one-year trial period. Torstein Lien is 91 years old and now somewhat unsteady on his feet. But now he has the opportunity to practise climbing stairs independently. (This is a translation based on an article by Trond K. Johansen, originally published in Bladet Vesterålen on July 11, 2018)
With the help of the TOPRO Step stair climber, he can now go up and down the stairs on his own. Previously, Peder (8) had to crawl up the stairs and could only go up and down the stairs to his nursery at home with the help of his parents.
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