Curved Stair Lifts

Curved Stairlifts

Benchmark Home Elevator is a California licensed C-11 elevator contractor.
Serving the Bay Area and Northern California.
We sell, install, repair, and service stairlifts and wheelchair lifts.

Contact us for a free estimate and stairlift pricing.

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Curved Stairlifts installed in Northern California:

A curved stairlift installation is a job for a professional.  With essential mobility equipment in your home, a company that knows what they're doing to install and service it is every bit as essential.  Benchmark Home Elevator has been installing Bruno stairlifts since 2008, and each of our staff has extensive experience installing curved stairlifts back to the 90's.
A curved stairlift (stair lift, stair chair) actually refers to the rail or track that the chair rides on. It is a lift that can go around turns, landings, full spirals, or anything that isn't a straight uninterrupted run. It is almost always the safest solution to multi-flight stairways, and is sometimes the only safe option.  
Our curved stairlifts are  custom-made by Bruno Independent Living Aids in Wisconsin to fit your exact staircase.

Locally Owned and Operated:


We are proud to do all our own work.  The only thing we don't do is manufacture the lift.  Once our customer decides that it is time for a stairlift, we assist them in selecting the right configuration and available options. We then use Bruno's Picture Perfect camera system to perform a detailed staircase measurement.  Then, Bruno Independent Living Aids custom-manufactures  the Elite Curve to our specifications, and ships it to us in Napa.  All installation, service, and any needed repairs are done by a professional with years of experience working for seniors in the Bay Area. 
We know how to minimize the impact on your home and prioritize your personal safety.

Other Available options to Consider: 

  • Powered Swivel Seat 
  • Power Folding Footrest 
  • Multiple Park Stations to Park Lift Out of the Way 
  • Extra Large Seat 
  • Larger, Wider Foot Rests 
  • Multiple Upholstery Options 
  • Outdoor Curved Stair Lift 

Our flagship curved stairlift - the Bruno Elite Curve CRE-2110

We sell and install a lot of curved stairway lifts in Northern California, and by far our most popular model is Bruno CRE-2110.  Formerly known as the "Electra-Ride III," it is now nicknamed the "Elite Curve."  Prized for its sturdy build, smooth ride, and comfortable seat, it can be configured for inside or outside bends, spirals, and multiple park positions.  We are able to install curved stair lifts outdoors as well as indoors.
All the curved rail stair lifts we sell are measured with a digital camera survey system.  Using Bruno's "Picture Perfect" system, all jobs are guaranteed fit.  

Benefits of the CRE-2110:

  • Sturdy, heavy duty unit - 400 lb. capacity standard
  • Large, comfortably padded seat available in a 
  • variety of upholstery selections
  • Battery operation - works during power outage and 
  • plugs into standard nearby outlet to charge.
  • Made in the USA 
  • Reliable 

Benefits of the Outdoor Bruno Stair Lift: 

  • Not just an indoor unit with a bag over it.  A truly outdoor design.
  • Stainless steel fasteners throughout
  • Integrated weather covers that rides with the chair, not on your lap.
  • Hydrophobic coated circuit boards and corrosion resistant switching
  • Weather resistant wireless keyed remote controls
  • Curved outdoor units are electro- coated and then powder coated for superior corrosion resistance
  • Marine grade vinyl upholstery is durable and fade-resistant
  • UV resistant plastics reduce fading and discoloration

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:  Are Curved stair lifts less reliable than straight stairlifts?    
                                                                                     
A:  Not if they are installed correctly.  Some companies claim that curved lifts are less reliable because they either do not offer one or are not very good at installing or measuring for them.  As of this publishing, each of our installers has installed several hundred stairlifts, since 1991.  We really know what we are doing.
Q:  Are Curved stair lifts more expensive than straight stair lifts?

A:  Yes.  Curved rail stair lifts cost typically at least double the price of straight stair lifts.
Q:  How do you measure so accurately for a large custom-made stairway?

A:  We use a digital survey system to measure our curved stairway lifts.  We barely have to take out a tape measure and can make all the measurements in a fraction of the time it takes to measure manually.  Our manufacturers guarantee a perfect fit because we use their system.  Additionally, this cuts back manufacturing time significantly.
Q:  Will I have to modify my stairs or reinforce the walls?

A:  Almost never.  The rails attach to the stair treads, not the walls.  Occasionally we have to move a hand-rail.
Q:  Do I have to hire an electrician to run power?

A:  Rarely.  Our lifts are battery powered.  The rail has a built-in charging system that can usually plug into a nearby standard outlet.
Q:  Where are your curved stair lifts made?

A:  All of our stairlifts are proudly made in the USA.
Q:  Does anyone make a curved rail outdoor lift?

A:  Yes.  The longest curved stairlift we ever installed had 97 feet of rail and made 11 turns!
Q:  Who does your installations, and who do I call for repair/service?

A:  We do all of our installations and repair/service.  We take pride in what we do and have more than  50 combined years 
of experience on our sides.  Our excellent customer service is what sets us apart from the competition.
Q:  What do you call these things?  Stair lift, stair-lift, or what?

A:  Good question.  We have our customers refer to them as stair lifts, stairway chair lifts, stair-chairs, stair-glides, stair elevators, wecolators, and the list goes on.  We generally refer to them as stairlifts.
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