Join us at Rehacare to unveil the new HomeGlide

Join us at Rehacare in Dusseldorf, Germany where we will be debuting the recently launched HomeGlide straight stairlift along with the Flow X curved stairlift.

Building on the astounding success of the original HomeGlide, the new model has been redefined to meet the needs of modern-day users. An increased seat depth and reduced back-to-knee length allow for a better postural position, while luxurious padding ensures a firm and comfortable seat.

The new design combines a wider seat with an increased maximum weight capacity of 136-160kg, while featuring warm grey upholstery, meaning that the new HomeGlide will be suitable for more users than before.

The HomeGlide will automatically come to a stop should any obstacles be encountered by the special safety edges which are built into the drive unit. For use in more confined staircases and landing areas, the HomeGlide has a compact folding design while the remote-control handset enables it to be parked at either end of the staircase.

For increased safety and peace of mind for the user, the HomeGlide has several new safety features including an armrest detection system, a safety belt, and an emergency stop button to ensure it meets all the latest EN81-40 regulations.

There is also an upgrade ‘Extra Pack’ option available which provides the user with a call device, auto swivel seat and linked powered footrest.

Adam Wakes, Marketing Manager for Access BDD, commented: “We are very excited about showcasing this latest addition to our product portfolio at Rehacare to visitors from around the world. Here at Access BDD, we are always looking to offer our business partners and their customers the latest in stairlift and home lift technology and believe we have once again achieved this with the new HomeGlide. Designed by the same engineers who were responsible for our market-leading Flow X, the HomeGlide offers another innovative stairlift solution.”

Complimenting the HomeGlide will be the Flow X, which was launched last year. The Flow X curved stairlift features Advanced Swivel and Levelling technology (ASL) which enables the stairlift to rotate and swivel during travel, ensuring that the stairlift is always in the safest and most comfortable position. ASL technology allows the footrest to remain independent from the drive unit and swivel with the seat; this allows the user to sit comfortably as they do not have to bend their knees as much, which helps with better posture.

There are four rail options available: standard drop nose, vertical ‘short-start’ drop nose, horizontal overrun and parking curve, and unlike some models, there are no mechanical parts on show. The Flow X has a maximum weight capacity of 125kg (275lbs) and can be fitted on staircases as narrow as 610mm (24″).

Access BDD will be exhibiting on stand B28, Hall 6 at Rehacare, Dusseldorf from 14-17 September 2022.