DIY Granny Stair Lift

This will allow granny full access to our upper garden. I hope she appreciates it ;-)

[@Shane71170]

This is so awesome, exactly what I need to carry heavy stuff up my stairs. I will start on building one ASAP. Just got to make up a plan and do it.

[@planetaryqueen9469]

You are very right This fellow have a good idea . It can be use for to be able to carry. Heavy Furnitures appliances and so on and not only a wheelchair. Matter fact even the grocery shopping .

[@Larry7652]

Great idea. Good job, for being home made. I would suggest an overspeed brake or a double cable, for safety.

[@paulrafter6715]

That is so cool 😊 I’ve been looking for ideas for something similar on my Attic stairs … thank-you so much 🎉

[@supersasquatch]

That's way more useful than an actual lift, very clever

[@Hedgehodge-]

I've been looking for years and quotes for outdoor are insane. I have 30 stairs to mt front door from driveway and I need to haul a LOT of dirt up by buckets because of it washing away, thank you! Going to use pressure treated and pray since I cannot install footings in the loose rock LOL

[@donaldlewis9698]

VERY CLEVER, i enjoyed the trip as you got off!!

[@kurtisfledderus3020]

Perfect.

[@tag9364]

Chair should be facing the opposite way. I'd at least use a swivel chair bolted to the floor plate and instruct the user to face OUTWARD to minimize falling injury or getting foot sliced off caught between the stairs and the floor plate.

[@davemetz7368]

and don't forget to add a cup holder

[@riyaznathani3718]

woh, very initiative salute to to the desine goòooooood

[@idealfilmssg]

This looks great! We need something like this too for our two storey apartment. Can you share with us how you did this and the names of the parts used?

[@ashleyjones3092]

Can you post a DIY video detailing the tools you used and the whole process please? I need to build one for my Granny

[@nuryvillanueva4899]

Very ingenious

[@miketlane]

eek bet that will also clip toenails real well too. im planning a similar build but after seeing this i tihnk a toe guard is a must

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

Dads as fit as fiddle bless him

[@antonios4926]

Well done. Very ingenious. One door/barricade on the end and it is fine. From Cyprus

[@josepeixoto3384]

Genius; simple,easy, cheap; Thanks

[@debpod4660]

Can you please provide what parts are used to make this and how you made it. I would love to have this for my dog who can not get up and down stairs anymore. Please help! Thank you. Deb

[@SuperPennyman]

try a 120 volt harbor frieght winch

[@dragonballthings688]

Get a new dog 🐕 It'd be cheaper

[@ciobanugeorge187]

Plans for this project? God job, guys!

[@markvandersande8075]

LOVE IT. Looking for a DIY lift for my back steps for my Mom.

[@fryncyaryorvjink2140]

This is basically the same idea i came up with. Now to build it!

[@dusterdude238]

Niiiiice! my friend has COPD and has a hard time getting up and down the steps to our Home. it would be so helpful if I could build him something similar. Great Job :)

[@markwilson8511]

Can you share how you built this? It would be perfect for a situation I have and I cannot quite figure out how to build it

[@krupakarmenda3174]

Can you please share how it can be made

[@alcom1313]

Can u use it as a catapult?

[@sadikmohamed532]

فكرة جيدة لاكن يجب اخفاء كابل على اليمين أو اليسار موفق من المملكة المغربية الشريفة

[@ernestrhee777]

Genius starts here.

[@leftybronson8800]

Get her a slide for the way down, it's faster and more fun She probably does have much time left..let her live

[@kennyjohnston4013]

Nice ... What about a rotating chair

[@AJmooshi]

can you make a tutorial? please

[@baburamabadhran1437]

very nice, and innovative thinking fantastic compared to various similar ideas I browsed. Can you help me do one for our apartment

[@CEZAMPOL]

Hi..your project is simply amazing. How can I get details of it ? Thank you in advance!

[@ipsitatripathy7574]

can this technique be applied to curved staircases?

[@ramyamsani5338]

No not possible

[@fryncyaryorvjink2140]

Probably have to put the motor on the lift. It'll be hard to get the cart rails to match the stair spiral, might be better off making a small elevator

[@fctrumpet]

Genius, bro!

[@rui4ever1]

Great idea... I'm looking into doing one for weight transportation. Can you share youre blueprints ?

[@tushinux]

+Rui Campos Hi, did you manage to finish your project? I am really interested in doing for my garage this. For heavy load lifting. My garage is in basement :)

[@itsaweakerslifeashleymissy8204]

Very cool

[@diddymuck]

how to make it?

[@tkalter]

If you have mobility problems you would trip on wire as he did and damage yourself. Needs refinement.

[@xXTheFreakWithinXx]

Gotta love all the people who are saying this is unsafe. These people are either scared of everything or they work for the companies that sell stair lifts. My father-in-law just had a stroke and can't leave the house and when we tried to get a stair lift he had to apply for a grant and pay a thousand dollar deductible. $5,000.00 and a 3 month wait time. Simple bars to pull himself to the toilet cost an arm and a leg. Thinking about buying a basic elevator becomes a fantasy because of safety restrictions and costs associated to the installation and purchase price. These nay sayer's need to understand that people either try shit like this or are house bound and or have to sell everything and go to a old age home. If you think home care is cheap you might want to take a long hard look at the insanity of it all. The way I see it, these people who are all about safety should take 3 months and be stuck in a house without a stair lift and housebound and I guarantee that they will be willing to try just about anything someone might think of to get the hell out of that prison that used to be called home.

[@xXTheFreakWithinXx]

duu? or did you mean duh?

[@riversonglovesthedr]

Months try years I know people who spend years trapped in their homes.

[@TG-dn1xd]

You are 100% correct.

[@cathyblankenship5824]

Buy a used stair lift. Much cheaper. Paid $900. And my electrician friend installed it. I am the 3 rd owner and have used it since 2020.

[@ernestrhee777]

Smart guy.

[@CHRISBUILDZZ]

was that Putin? .42 sec this was a good start for my basement lift thanks!

[@conniedoan6917]

Works pretty good , but I think I'll stick to a more safe lift. Lol

[@thomasjust2663]

Seems to perform better than so called "professional" stairlift's

[@1Redsaphir1]

Well, they have to often obey some ridiculous safety measures. This is just easy simple solution to a problem.

[@ssb6425]

Impressive

[@aiogamingyt]

How to make this?

[@SaleemMukhtiar32]

We provide such stairlift that occupies one side of your stairs, and is available on low cost

[@goodybossgaming2870]

*_2018 ??_* *OMG, GRANNY !!*

[@tarsemsingh3948]

This is impressive method but space takes more.

[@ItsBoBoMan]

Moves like an escalator

[@All-WaysAccessibleInc]

This is all fine and dandy until something fails or the cable breaks. Also, what happens when Granny's foot slips off the footrest and gets cut off between the platform the stair nosing. Spend the money and keep Granny safe!!!

[@scrapirontown886]

可愛的老爹^^

[@TheTwistedStone]

Hoping Granny doesn't trip over cable like you almost did.... :)

[@josepeixoto3384]

A simple mod, or even a rotating chair, will take care of that.

[@karthiksucessshorts]

How to build this

[@mohanachuthvarma6478]

what is the motor used

[@cdoublejj]

looks like a standard electric winch

[@josemarin7408]

but the person who sit in the chair cant cotrol it

[@JoeCnNd]

Could you repost with the song my baby takes the morning train playing?

[@itsaweakerslifeashleymissy8204]

How fast it go .lol.alot faster then acorn stairlift

[@certified-forklifter]

AWESOME

[@MIMOSAESOL]

Preciso fazer isso aqui na minha casa para meu marido que e cadeirante subir e descer as escadas, que motor e acessorios do motor foram usados para puxar a plataforma?

[@montatrike3697]

Rosangela Brandi ola amiga eu sou fabricante de plataformas estarei colocando um equipamento semelhante a esse no rio de janeiro tijuca se quizer mais contatos estou em [e-mail] boa sorte

[@twoZJs]

Hey! Get back here and tip the lift operator. Rides are not free you know.

[@santoscielostv]

I WOULD MAKE A DOOR FOR EASY ACCES TO THE CAIR DOBKE CABLE. AND A FIRM CHAIR lol NO ONE IS ASKING ME JUST SAYING lol

[@adriaraiane2040]

Como faço

[@wheelie642]

Shirley you must be joking.

[@mnxtdoor]

Thats actually really fast

[@isweariwillmurderevilowlso8985]

That's not a stair lift, it's an inclinator

[@benhur9624]

Space moutain !!!

[@vadymradkov5199]

woodprix is full of awesome tips. Very helpful to me. Thanks

[@arvindved2332]

Let me have rate for 15feet

[@Aikidomo]

Its a bleeding deathtrap! No safe guards at all as demonstrated at the end. Bin it!

[@ivanirjosedeoliveira6331]

Ei irmão! Esta cadeira está presa não é?

[@montatrike3697]

Ivanir JosedeOliveira ola amigo eu sou fabricante de plataformas estarei colocando um equipamento semelhante a esse no rio de janeiro tijuca se quizer mais contatos estou em [e-mail] boa sorte Responder

[@randyyaw]

With no toes and or feet.

[@yashbirsingh1673]

Space

[@ordinarypete]

Flip the chair around 🙄

[@Ham549]

So you are trusting your loved one's safety to the braking mechanism on a winch? There is also no broken rope or over speed saftey which could be made. I have seen others DIY lifts that employed safety features, guess you diden't have time for that.

[@hosangfung7734]

灣仔站

[@tonybaines3332]

dangerous

[@gurbaazbhogal2947]

Nicely app ke liye kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWKsen6eiL-Unpo

[@davidgentz1731]

Careful she don't trip on that cable and break her neck