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Enable Safe, Independent Stair Use for Your Clients

StairSteady offers occupational therapists, physiotherapists and aged-care teams a proven, non-electric solution that keeps patients active at home.

Why Recommend StairSteady?

Promotes Functional Mobility

Encourages daily stair use, supporting strength, balance and rehabilitation goals.

Immediate Safety Gains

Instant-locking handle reduces fall risk without restricting movement speed or pattern.

Fits Challenging Staircases

Slim rail suits narrow, steep or curved stairs where traditional aids don’t.

Fast, Clean Installation

No electrics; StairSteady is typically fitted in under two hours, minimising disruption for clients.

Evidence & Standards

  • Independently tested to 160 kg load capacity (exceeds AS 1428.1 handrail requirements).
  • Recommended as Level 2 Assistive Technology under NDIS and Home Care Packages.
  • Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality management in Melbourne.

StairSteady Referral Checklist

  1. Assess – Identify clients with sufficient upper-body strength who feel unsafe on stairs.
  2. Refer – Complete our one-page StairSteady Site Survey checklist or share it with your preferred installer.
  3. Install – Accredited installer measures, cuts and fits StairSteady in a single visit.
  4. Train – Installer provides on-the-spot client training; follow-up resources available online.

Professional Resources

Jump-start your referral paperwork with our free clinical toolkit:

  • Printable measurement guide – one-page stair survey sheet to capture all key dimensions on site
  • Clinical justification template – ready-made wording to support NDIS or Home Care funding submissions
  • Step-by-step fitting video – two-minute installer walkthrough you can share with clients and maintenance teams and Installation Guideline booklet
  • CPD webinar (30 mins) with Q&A – earn CPD points while learning prescription tips from senior OTs

Success Stories

“We were excited to welcome Peter to the Solutions Centre yesterday to sign off on our latest install – the StairSteady!

We think StairSteady Australia is a clever, cost-effective, innovative solution designed to provide added support and safety when using stairs – perfect for people who want more confidence navigating steps at home!

You’ll now find one permanently installed at the Solutions Centre in Bentley.

If you haven’t seen one in action, feel free to pop by and we’ll happily walk you or your clients through a demo – quite literally! 

Thanks again to the Stair Steady team for their contribution!”

Occupational Therapy Services Group, Bentley

Frequently asked questions

Can it be used alongside other aids?

Absolutely. StairSteady complements existing mobility aids such as walking sticks, frames, or a secondary wall handrail. It adds targeted support on the stairs without altering natural gait patterns, making it suitable for progressive rehabilitation programmes.

Is training required for installers?

Yes. Installation is simple for a suitably qualified carpenter or builder, who must complete a half-day accreditation covering measurement, fixing into masonry or timber, and client hand-over. Certification is refreshed every two years to ensure best-practice fitting and instruction.

Does it meet funding criteria?

StairSteady is classified as Level 2 Assistive Technology under NDIS Category 05 (registration pending) and is frequently approved under Home Care Packages (Levels 1-4). We provide template justification letters and itemised quotes to streamline applications.

What documentation do you provide?

You’ll receive load-test certificates, a full technical data sheet, installation checklist, maintenance schedule, user guide, and a CPD-accredited clinical justification template ready for funding submissions.

How do I arrange a demonstration for my team?

Call 1800 236 337 or email our clinical support team to book an on-site in-service (with hands-on fitting on a demo staircase) or a 30-minute virtual session. All attendees receive CPD certificates and digital resource packs.

Still have questions?