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Posted By Darran Jessett
I am looking after some sheltered housing where there are stair lifts at some of the properties. Obviously something on the stair is going to present a problem if there is a fire, so, does anyone know of any recomendations / guidance for minimum width (free space) of the staires with a stair lift on them.
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Posted By jervis
Have you checked this with the supplier of the chair lifts as they bare widely used !
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Posted By jervis
Spelling error should of said ARE !
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Posted By Messy Shaw Tyne & Wear Fire Service have helpfully posted many of their procedural advice notes aimed at their Fire Safety Inspecting Officers onto the web. Have a look here for the page relating to stairlifts http://www.twfire.org/fi...are-standards/stairliftsand good luck, as I have had similar problems with a 4 storey single staircase eye clinic who wanted a simliar device for occasional use.
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Posted By David A Cooper
Try BS5776
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