Would You Buy A Second Hand Stair Lift

[knockavacca]

all advice welcome

[bednobs]

probably, but only if i had straight stairs. Have u thought about renting?

[bednobs]

where are you in the country? I absolutely would recommend this company https://www.aststairlifts.co.uk/

[ubasses]

Have you looked at the Stannah site, they buy back their own lifts, refurbish and give a guarantee.
https://www.stannah.co.uk/our-stairlifts/reconditioned/?utm_source=google&;utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=CD%20-%20Stairlifts%20-%20Generic%20-%20Search%20-%20RoUK&infinity=ict2~net~gaw~ar~414482220651~kw~second%20hand%20stair%20lifts~mt~e~cmp~CD%20-%20Stairlifts%20-%20Generic%20-%20Search%20-%20RoUK~ag~_reconditioned%20stairlifts&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3LKG8aLP5wIVUUHTCh342AxkEAAYAyAAEgLjQfD_BwE.
I heard a positive report many years ago from one of Mum's friends.

[Peter Pedant]

no I wouldnt
because - - stannah for example - you hire rather than buy so any lift on themarket may not be the seller to sell

( sort of simple: make sure it is theirs to sell - - stannah were very good)

[woofgang]

as well as PP's comment, I would make sure it was a recon with a damn good warranty...privately? hell no.

[gulliver1]

Only if it was for my MIL.

[Hopkirk]

My parents did, and it has given years of good service.

[knockavacca]

thanks to all for replies note taken will consider your remarks

[Theland]

Thinking of buying a second hand parachute for the missus.
Very cheap and only a few patches on it.