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It depends on the stairlift model, there are very compact versions, the kind with two or three pipes as guide take some 15-20 cm of the width of the stairs, and
by jaclaz 5y ago
It depends on the stairlift model, there are very compact versions, the kind with two or three pipes as guide take some 15-20 cm of the width of the stairs, and usually (not always) the chair/seat (which is foldable) can be "diverted" laterally.
About the 80 cm space required by this Vertiwalk thingy, it is roughly what a mini-elevator would need.
There is a (specific) pneumatic mini-lift that is 75 cm diameter:
https://www.vacuumelevators.com/home-elevators/ https://www.vacuumelevators.com/home-elevators/
Of course this is not suited for a wheel chair, the passenger must be standing, you need 1,30/1,40 m to be wheelchair accessible.