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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Several households have decks or patio locations that are accessible by a stair case situated outdoors. For those with circumstances that affect their mobility, an outdoor stair case can present a daunting challenge. Luckily, there are many choices available for those that need an outdoor stair lift.<br />
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All stair lifts are composed of 4 fundamental components the track, the drive train, the chassis, and the seat. The drive train is situated inside of the chassis and consists of the gears or pulleys that propel the chassis and seat up and down the track. The drive train can be either rack and pinion or cable driven. Rack and pinion systems make use of gears and a toothed rail along the track. Cable driven systems use a high strength aluminum cable that is wound about a pulley inside of the chassis.<br />
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The stair lift track is the portion that is actually mounted to the stairs and [http://www.structural-steel-fabricator.com/ structural steel] supports the weight of the chassis, seat, and rider. Based on the kind of stair lift, the track also houses the toothed gears for rack and pinion lifts and the high strength cable for the cable driven lifts.<br />
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The chassis consists of the electric motor that moves the lift up the rail. The seat is mounted on top of the chassis enclosure and usually folds up whilst not in use.<br />
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There are a handful of aspects to take into account when installing a stair lift on an existing stair case. Unique attention need to be paid to the material that the actions are constructed from. Concrete methods will call for various varieties of fasteners than wooden methods. Also, the length of the stair case must be measured in order to obtain an correct cost quote from a distributor. Each stair lift track is custom cut to the house owners specifications and the length will influence the final price of the stair lift.<br />
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For a straight stair case, a stair lift is a safe and economical resolution but for outdoor use the chassis and track of the stair lift should be sealed to shield against the elements. Also, the seat need to be of a marine grade vinyl or similar material to withstand sunlight and moisture. Most outdoor models also contain a cover for the seat so that it is protected when not in use.</div>Fri, 27 Apr 2012 14:41:03 GMTKoBullins359http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:KoBullins359