"AmeriGlide Rave 2 Stair Lift for Seniors – DIY Self-Install Straight Stair Lift – Fits Most Straight Staircases – 350 lb Capacity – Battery Powered – Made in USA"

Installation is surprisingly easy if you watch the video, the printed instructions weren't very good. It took two of us less than three hours (if you don't count the glitch described below). We had one little glitch - the seat would tip forward when you swiveled it to get out at the top of the stairs and would pull the chair out of level. We tried a torque wrench to tighten the bolts and that didn't solve it. Did take me a few days to get a tech on the phone, but when I did he was helpful. I had to take the 4 levelling bolts completely out and put them back in. At the time of manufacture, they "missed" the correct internal holes with the bolts. This was a bit of a complicated process and necessitated taking the two covers off of the chassis so I could shift the internal plate to where I needed it to be. But it worked! Put this in for my 90 year old father - he loves it and it has been operating seamlessly for him.

This was a great purchase.... after researching the many stair lifts that are available,,, considering the cost I thought that the product would be less than stella, but I was very pleasantly surprised to see while unpacking the separate components that the quality was very high... extremely well built... this is tremendously well fabricated... solid materials and well thought out in terms of assembly. I did have some challenges when connecting the separate pieces of rail together but aside from that it went together very easily. A great value and quality product for the money.

We've had an excellent experience with this seller. I ordered the item early in the morning and it was shipped the same day. It was delivered 3 days later, which was a full week earlier than expected. Kudos to the seller for a great ordering/delivery experience. We installed the stair chair this past weekend so have only been using it for a few days. it took 5-6 hours to install but there were several breaks in there, we were not working continuously. We watched an installation video and it was very helpful, we went step by step through the video and watched several sections multiple times. We never used the instruction booklet that came with it so not sure how helpful that is. Overall installation was easy, nothing complicated about it, did not require special tools, etc. We do need to call customer service with a question about a clicking noise. So far it's been great and we're very happy with the chair. We had two quotes from local vendors that were in the $13,000-$17,000 range so we feel good about the purchase!

I dropped it down a star because they to fight to get the rails to slide together. Beyond that it’s replacing an obsolete unit that quit on us. Big difference in weight between them . The light weight aluminum rail was easy to move around as a full piece of track . The drive unit seemed easy to mount as well. The power can be connected on top or bottom of the rail . Unfortunately the power cord on the new unit was shorter power cord than our old dinosaur that beast had 15 ft cord so I suspected a new outlet would have been needed to be put in anyway. Seems like a good value for the price, hopefully it last the 20 years like the one it replaced Time will tell. Oh thought we had missing a small bag of parts . I had called they were going to send them but in the meantime I had found it at the edge underneath our freezer . So seems like it’s a good company that wants to take care of their customers satisfaction. The rail box end was slightly open when it was delivered but the rail had a protective cover and wrapped really good . Not sure if that why the track was hard going together or if it’s a common for them to be that way . Compared to the older unit this is a lot quicker to go up and down on . And best of all remote control boxes. No extra wires running around for the top or bottom controls.

Quality was better than expected. Took 2 of us about 2.5 hours to install after checking UTube videos and referring back to the videos during installation. We are very handy so it will take the average person longer to install.

product itself is ok, but when you fill out a form with your staircase's measurements, and the company still sends you one even though your staircase is too narrow, there's no refunds....the product will work fine if you have a wide enough staircase for it. Just remember there's no returns even if it is their fault.

We purchased this unit to assist an aging relative with getting up and down the stairs. Installation was straightforward, the manufacturer's install video instructions made the entire process relatively simple, with one minor exception that necessitated a phone call to a local installer. The provided instructions and install videos failed to mention loosening the seat swivel sensor screw on the underside of the seat assembly, which is fully tightened at the factory (See attached photos). After getting everything set, I was unable to make the lift move up or down on the rail, except in override mode. Pressing the up or down button on the armrest produced a long beep, but no motion. An installer informed me that the sensor screw has to be loosened approximately 1/8th turn before the unit will operate. Once I performed this action, everything started working just fine. I'm a little disappointed that the paper manual and online videos didn't make note of this, and would recommend they be updated to include this critical adjustment. Other than that little hiccup, we are very pleased with the lift and happy we purchased this unit. I hope the attached photos help future buyers avoid the confusion and frustration I faced during the final setup.

The delivery, packaging, and instructions on installing it were clear and clean. It took me probably 10 hours total to install it, with some interruptions. I had three challenges. 1. The sensing bolt for the seat is run all the way in at delivery and MUST be backed out maybe 1/8 inch to be read by the sensor. Unit will not run with the sensing cables plugged in without doing this. Many have experienced it. They are trying to update the instructions. 2. I forgot to install the sensing strip at the top to stop the unit. My fault. No damage, worked fine when I did it. 3. I screwed the feet to the steps too far away from the edge and the foot rest connected with the steps. Didn't take long to change it. (note: really helps to have the recommended drill with extension rod to screw in feet. Works great. Just started, but see no challenges. 1/3 the price of a competitor I had received a quote from.

Très bien expliquer pour l’installation avec les vidéos, prix très compétitif, très très satisfaite de cet élévateur. Il fonctionne très bien.

Pretty easy to install. I used only one of the tracks as my stairs from the garage were very short. I will get a second stairlift for the stairs going to the upstairs bedroom at some time in the future. It is very quiet and my wife likes it.

Received the shipment in good condition, promptly with all parts required. Did the assembly in 5 hours (could be faster but I’m in 80’s) The unit is well-designed and of good quality. Cannot say this about the shop's quality control. The biggest issue I had was with the junction of rails. The rails junction cut wasn’t precise and de-burred. This caused a chair-jerking ride through this junction. I was able to sand down the unevenness that has improved the ride. Another issue I have had was in following the assembly instructions. I didn't find the written instructions user-friendly, but the video assembly demo was quite good except for the last piece of nylon rack to be inserted and cut in length. After riding the chair up and down fully loaded (me sitting on it) the cut nylon rack piece became too sort requiring a whole length plus some. Overall the chair rides well and is easy to use. A great addition to carry passengers and heavy shopping provisions to the destination. I’m working to integrate the lift up/down remote command to the Wi-Fi, Alexa and Google Home. This feature should have been available with the purchase (modern days). Update: The project linking the chair-lift to the Alexa and Google Home is done. It works well and is useful as one from a remote location can call the chair up or down to wait for you. Total cost $30.00 Canadian USD 22.00, pulse some wires and soldering. Not necessary but it's fun to do it.

Stair lift very functional

Can't write a review aa there are boxes missing so we couldn't assembly it