Information on TOPRO Step stair climbing aid cost coverage
Find out from your care insurance provider about the possibility of TOPRO Step stair climbing aids for adapting your individual living environment – we will be happy to support you!
Curved stairlifts can be quite expensive. This article describes prices, options, and cheaper alternatives to the curved stairlift.
Curved stairlifts are available in all kinds of different designs and price ranges. As curved stairlifts usually have to be customised to the staircase, this has a significant impact on the price and delivery time.
The typical price range for curved stairlifts is between 7,500 and 15,000 euros, including the statutory warranty period of 2 years. (Average comparative prices, public information for the German market 2024)
As curved stairlifts are usually custom-made for your staircase, it is unfortunately very difficult to resell them as a used product on the private market after a few years.
The average service life of a curved stairlift is approx. 2 years. The monthly costs can therefore be considerable, as you only have a very low resale value compared to the purchase costs.
As already mentioned, the purchase costs are quite high compared to the value you still have after the manufacturer’s warranty has expired. However, you can purchase an extended warranty period, which covers all service and repair costs.
As a rule, stairlifts need to be serviced every 6 to 12 months, at a cost of around 200 to 300 euros per year. (Average comparative prices, public information for the German market 2024)In
addition to the high price, curved stairlifts are known to take up a lot of space in and around your staircase. The seat unit often stands at a distance of around 60 cm from the wall. This is also the reason why curved stairlifts sometimes do not comply with building regulations.
One of the greatest health benefits is being able to move around independently and climb stairs for as long as possible.
Daily activities such as hoovering, short walks and climbing stairs are important to remain active in old age. A study of 36,000 people from Norway, Sweden, the UK and the US shows that these small daily activities have a profound impact on your health and life expectancy.
In the development of the award-winning and budget-friendly stair climbing aid TOPRO Step, we have set high goals.
Because TOPRO Step should:
In 2019, TOPRO Step was awarded the prestigious “Best Solution” prize by the SilverEco Aging Well initiative.
The TOPRO Step is the only stair climbing aid that has been awarded this prize. The jury highlighted the unique and patented Scandinavian design that naturally fits into any living environment and eliminates the stigma around traditional stair lifts.
The TOPRO Step can be installed in both straight and curved stairs and offers significant cost advantages compared to curved stair lifts.
TOPRO Step is known from Not Magazin, Kleine Zeitung, Herbsterwachen and Ergo Praxis.
In addition, TOPRO Step is also recommended by the Vienna Red Cross and has already been awarded several times.
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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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Find out from your care insurance provider about the possibility of TOPRO Step stair climbing aids for adapting your individual living environment – we will be happy to support you!
The TOPRO Step stair climber – Fredrik and the stairs. The occupational therapists at Levanger Municipality believe that the new stair climber can help older people to continue living at home. (This is a translation based on an article by Kristian Stokdahl, originally published in Innherred on October 13, 2016).
People with reduced mobility who have difficulty climbing stairs due to age or a particular illness, for example, have a wide range of possible solutions and products to choose from. Until now, the stairlift has been one of the most common solutions apart from expensive renovations or a move to a retirement or nursing home. In this article, we will take a closer look at why a stairlift is not always the best solution for you and what you need to consider when buying a stairlift.
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Every year, around 600,000 people in Germany alone visit the emergency room due to falling accidents, according to the Federal Statistical Office. These falls can happen both in the home and in public buildings or outdoors. Falling on stairs can have dramatic consequences, such as hip fractures or femoral neck fractures. In this article, we will explore various options for making stair climbing safer.
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.
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