CF200 Stair Lift | Installation Example at Taisugar in Tainan

In some cases, it’s not that accessible pathways aren’t needed, but rather that architectural constraints, budget limitations, or construction plans make it impossible to install an elevator directly.

Tengcheng Stairlifts recently planned and installed a CF150 stairlift at the Taisugar site in Tainan. The installation spans from B1 to the 3rd floor and features a track design with a 180-degree starting angle, a 0-degree ending angle, and a U-shaped curve, all custom-designed to fit the on-site staircase conditions, making it more convenient for users to move up and down the stairs.

Since the venue regularly hosts events, the absence of an elevator would make it difficult for seniors with limited mobility, people with disabilities, or users requiring assistance to navigate the stairs, thereby increasing the burden on their caregivers.

Compared to installing an elevator, which requires higher construction costs and specific space requirements, stairlifts can be designed and installed within existing stairwells to help alleviate the inconvenience of going up and down stairs, making the space more user-friendly and better suited to the needs of diverse groups.

Once installed, stairlifts not only improve the convenience of moving around but also reduce the physical strain of repeatedly carrying items up and down stairs, making daily use of the space easier and more efficient.

Stair lifts are not merely assistive devices; they are a design solution that makes spaces more accessible and user-friendly.