Labor Day Weekend Sale!

Lifetime Warranty! <> Self Install Model <> Made in the USA

Over 100 years of experience went into the attractive yet simple design of the Legacy II Stairlift^®. Designed with the customer in mind, the Legacy II stairlift includes all the features customers want, such as battery power, soft start/stop, etc., at a price that's affordable to all.

Additionally, the Legacy II has the best chair lift warranty in the industry - a Lifetime Warranty on all parts (except batteries), including the motor and circuit boards! And the Legacy II is designed for self-installation, resulting in significant savings over hiring a contractor.

>> Scroll down for stairway measuring guide.

Key Features:

• 350 lb capacity
• Folds to within 12.5″ of the wall
• Battery powered stairlift works even during a power outage
• Universally handed – can be installed on either side of stairway
• Automatic charging system 
• Wireless remote controls
• Wireless paddle control mounted under armrest
• Rack and pinion drive
• Four seat color choices - included
• Folding arms, seat & footrest
• Seat Belt
• Low profile track 
• Soft start/stop
• Easy to install – designed for self installation by a single person
• Small, lightweight chassis weighs only 40 lbs!
• Lifetime Warranty on all parts except batteries*
• 2 year warranty on batteries*
  
• ETL approved A17.5 / B44 – A18.1

*Labor & shipping not included

View Brochure

View Installation Manual

View Typical Spec Drawing

View Owner's Manual

  View Install Video

How to Measure Your Stairway

STEP 1 MEASURE STAIRWAY LENGTH (1) DIRECTIONS - Using a tape measure, start at the top of the stairway and measure along the steps all the way down to the bottom floor/landing. You will need to input this figure when you place your order.
STEP 2 MEASURE STAIRWAY WIDTH (#2) DIRECTIONS - Measure the width of your stairway. We recommend a minimum of 30" for optimal comfort and safety. You will need to input this figure when you place your order. If your stairway width measures less than 30", please call us for technical advice.
STEP 3 MEASURE CLEARANCE AT TOP OF STAIRS (For stairways with a door or other obstruction directly at top of stairs) DIRECTIONS - If there is a door or other obstruction at the top of the stairs, measure the distance from the nose of the last step (beginning of landing) to the door. If measured distance is less than 6", please call us for technical advice.
STEP 4 MEASURE CLEARANCE AT BOTTOM OF STAIRS (#3) DIRECTIONS - Measure clearance from last step to a door, opening, or anything that might interfere with the stairlift when it's parked at the bottom of the stairs. If clearance (Fig. 1 - Measurement 3) is less than 24", please call us for technical advice.