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Make an informed next step

A straight flight.
A considered next step.

Explore a seated lift for a straight staircase, with attention to the route and the person who will use it.

Seated stairlift beside a carpeted staircase; image from the current HomePro website

Understand the options

Start with the whole staircase.

A straight stairlift follows one continuous flight without bends or an intermediate landing. It can make upstairs rooms easier to reach while you remain seated, but the rail is only one part of the fit.

HomePro can help you compare the space at each landing, getting on and off, seat and control options, and the room left for others using the stairs. If your route turns or crosses a landing, explore a curved layout instead.

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A closer look.
Before the next step.

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Product overview

Harmar SL300

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Seat-swivel demonstration

Harmar SL300

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Product demonstration

Harmar SL600

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Clarity before commitment

Three parts of the conversation.

01

The route

Start at the bottom step and follow the full route upstairs. Include nearby doors, handrails, the landing space and where the chair will park when it is not in use.

02

The person

Discuss sitting down, standing up and using the controls comfortably. Ask how the proposed seat, swivel and footrest fit the person who will use the lift.

03

The complete installation

Review the rail and mounting, available power, installation scope and operating instruction. Ask who handles service after installation and what the written warranty includes.

Useful answers

Questions worth asking.

Explore the curved-stairlift route rather than assuming a straight rail can accommodate it. The layout needs assessment.

Compare the actual model, fit, features and ownership terms after the staircase and intended use have been reviewed.

Confirm the selected model’s documented power and backup operation. The entire category should not be treated as battery-backed.

Keep exploring

Find the next useful answer.

Meet two of the options

Get to know the Pinnacle range.

Explore the SL300 and SL600 in more detail, then discuss the fit for your home.

Indoor straight stairlift

Harmar Pinnacle SL300

Listed capacity: 300 lb · Standard folded width: 11 inches

Indoor straight stairlift

Harmar Pinnacle SL600

Listed capacity: 350 lb · Standard folded width: 10.5 inches

Selected manufacturer specifications; confirm the exact configuration and individual suitability. This is not the entire HomePro stairlift range.

Compare the details, not just the names

SL300 or SL600?

A starting point for the conversation—not a recommendation based on one number.

Selected straight-stairlift details
What to compareHarmar SL300Harmar SL600
StaircaseIndoor straightIndoor straight
Listed weight capacity300 lb350 lb
Standard folded width from wall11 inches10.5 inches
Quote and suitabilityHome and user assessmentHome and user assessment

Manufacturer-listed specifications checked September 16, 2026. Standard folded widths exclude an optional folding rail; these measurements do not establish required stairway clearance. Confirm the exact configuration, passage space, user needs and current availability. Harmar SL300 specifications (new tab) · Harmar SL600 specifications (new tab)

Start with what matters to you.

Tell us about your staircase, the rooms you want to reach and what is difficult today. We can help you prepare the right questions for a home assessment and a clear, itemized quote.

Explore the equipment

Compare the product guides.

Explore the individual guides, then discuss the fit, configuration and installation with HomePro. A product name alone does not establish suitability for your home.

Harmar
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