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That requires a lot of upper body strength, which isn’t common amongst people who would tend to need assistive technology in getting upstairs. Moreover, it doe
by bradknowles 5y ago
That requires a lot of upper body strength, which isn’t common amongst people who would tend to need assistive technology in getting upstairs.
Moreover, it doesn’t have a reset mechanism, in case you’ve used it and gone upstairs, and then someone else needs to use it.
It also requires carving a vertical shaft into your house, so that you can place the equipment.
People should ask Zack about the system he installed for his wife: https://youtu.be/aqMZfQODJZo https://youtu.be/aqMZfQODJZo