Stairlifts – Another Revolutionary Invention in The Market?
People with disabilities and deformations, elderly individuals, sick and medically unfit persons often seem to find climbing up and down the stairs, a nightmare! Stairs have been around for a while and so has been this issue. However, in the 1920s, a Pennsylvanian Entrepreneur C.C. Crispen, a self- tutored man, finally discovered a way to convey his sick friend from floor to floor in the house.
He wanted to invent a mechanical device in the form of a seat that would lift a person up and down the stairs on its own, without that individual having to put in any effort. He named his prototype the ‘Inclin-ator’.
In the modern world, stairlifts bath has been upgraded to quite an extent now. Modern stairlifts are armed with features like battery isolation switches, key switches, call stations, folding steps, speed regulators, ‘flip-up rail, seat belts, soft start, soft stop, and adjustable seat …