Pinnacle Premium Stair Lift by Harmar

Enjoy your rides between floors as the helical worm gear does all the work for you, grease and lubrication-free!

The narrowest stairlift in the market, Pinnacles can also accommodate up to 350 lb—or 600 lb for our SL600HD—with a comfortable seat. Our lifts can fold as narrow as 10.5” when not in use.

In the event of a power outage, you won’t be stranded on the stairs. Pinnacles are designed to provide up to 60 trips if a power outage occurs.

How can a Harmar stairlift fit my needs?

Harmar offers a variety of stairlifts—from straight to curved, and basic to heavy duty. We want to make sure you find your perfect fit, and with extra options to really make your lift yours, we’re here to help! Consider your staircase type, your personal needs, as well as those of any household members.

What are some available options to make this lift mine?

Harmar offers multiple options and accessories. Depending on the model of your lift, you may have the option to upgrade your regular seat belt to a retractable seat belt; or, you may need a key lock to ensure none of your house guests take unexpected trips up and down your stairs. For a smooth, efficient trip up and down the stairs, consider the optional power folding footrest and power seat swivel. Ask your Harmar dealer which accessories would be right for you.

What is the structure of my staircase?

The Pinnacle straight stairlifts are designed to fit any straight staircase without any curves to the structure. With a larger seat and 10.5” folded width, the SL600 is optimal for narrow stairways and offers increased comfort. To avoid any obstruction near doorways, walls, or walkways, add a folding rail to the bottom of your stairlift.

What size seat do I need?

At Harmar, we understand everyone has different needs. We offer three different sizes in our straight stairlifts: SL300, SL600, and SL600HD. The SL300 seat offers a smaller, more compact seat, while the SL600HD can accommodate up to 600 lb and offers a wider, padded chair and larger backrest. Which will best suit your lifestyle and home?

What is a stairlift?

A stairlift is a motorized device that helps people travel up and down stairs with ease. It consists of a chair with a footrest and armrests that travels along a rail installed on the stairs. With easy-to-use controls, the stairlift gently transports the user, providing independence and accessibility for those who seek an alternative to stairs. Designed with safety features like a seatbelt, footrest, and armrests, a stairlift offers a seamless and secure option to navigate stairs, supporting a wide range of needs.

What is a vertical platform lift?

A vertical platform lift is a mechanical device that provides vertical transportation for people who wish to or must remain in their wheelchairs, scooters, or other mobility devices. It functions like a small elevator, moving vertically between different levels, such as from ground level to a porch or between floors in your home. They’re designed to accommodate both indoor and outdoor use, offering a reliable way to move between levels without stairs.

Are outside lifts weather resistant?

Outdoor stairlifts are designed to be weather-resistant as they’re built with durable materials that can withstand various weather conditions, such as rain, snow, and extreme temperatures. Harmar lifts typically feature waterproof covers, rust-resistant components, and UV protection to prevent sun damage. Regular maintenance is recommended to ensure they remain in good working condition, especially in harsh climates.

How can I order a Harmar product?

To purchase this product, simply add it to your cart on this page and proceed to checkout.

Should you have any questions or need assistance with your order, our team at Living Spinal is happy to help. Please feel free to contact us.

Phone: (619) 810-0010
Email: sales@livingspinal.com
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Mount Side: From the bottom of your staircase looking up, determine on which side you want the lift installed. Because the lift mounts to the stairs and not the wall, you may choose either side.

Measurement A - Top to Bottom: Stand at the top of your stairs and extend your tape measure down the staircase. The tape measure should lightly touch each stair tread and the tip should touch the landing at the bottom of the stairs. The measurement should be from the front edge (nose) of the top landing to the floor at the bottom landing.

Measurement B - Top to First Step: Measure from the front edge (nose) at the top of the landing to the front edge (nose) of the first step.

Measurement C - Stair Tread Length: Measure the tread of a stair from front edge (nose) of a stair to back.

Measurement D - Stair Rise Height: Measure the rise of a stair by measuring the length from the front edge (nose) of one step straight down to the next tread.

Number of Risers: Count the number of stair risers on your staircase.

Measurement E - Top Obstruction Distance: Measure the distance from the front edge of the top step to any obstruction on the top landing. Common obstructions include doors, walls or railings.

Measurement F - Bottom Obstruction Distance: Measure the distance from the front edge of the bottom stair to any obstruction on the bottom landing.

Measurement G - Stair Width: Measure the width of the stairs from side to side.