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Safe, Simple Stair Support

With about 80% of older Australians wanting to remain in their own homes, StairSteady’s discreet handrail and locking handle help them navigate stairs safely and stay independent.

How it Works

Watch the short video below to see how the handle glides when you push it and locks the instant weight is applied – giving steady support on every step.

Locks instantly for steady support (tested to 160kg)

Feel secure and confident on every step.

Keeps you active at home

Stay mobile and independent between floors.

Folds flat and frees space

Slim rail and fold-away handle keep narrow or curved stairs clear.

Who Is It For?

StairSteady is designed for people facing mobility challenges – including older Australians, those recovering from surgery, or anyone living with reduced strength or balance – providing a safe, reliable way to move between floors and maintain independence at home, while giving family members and carers peace of mind.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the handle lock and unlock?

The handle glides freely while you guide it. As soon as downward weight is applied, a patented friction brake engages and locks instantly. Lift slightly to release and move to the next step.

Will StairSteady fit my staircase?

Yes – the slim 50 mm rail fixes to the wall, making it suitable for straight, narrow and steep stairs  The site survey measurements will confirm the suitability.

What weight can it support?

Each unit is independently tested to 160 kg (25 stone), exceeding Australian Standards for domestic handrails.

Does it need electricity or batteries?

No. StairSteady is purely mechanical, so it works during power cuts and incurs no ongoing running costs.

How long does installation take, and can I use my own installer?

Most installations can be completed by a suitably qualified Carpenter or Builder within 2-4 hours with minimal drilling and no structural changes to your staircase. You may use your own preferred tradesperson.

Can I use NDIS or Home Care Package funding?

StairSteady is classed as Level 2 Assistive Technology and is often approved under both NDIS and Home Care Packages (registration pending). Your occupational therapist can guide you through the application process.

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