Automatic stair climber chair lift Mobility Transfer-EZYSTAIRS

Description

Automatic Stair Climber Chair Lift — EZYSTAIRS | 100kg | Powered Stair Transport Australia

Stairs don’t have to be a barrier. The EZYSTAIRS automatic stair climber chair lift moves people safely up and down stairs with electric-powered assistance — no installation, no permanent modifications, no heavy lifting.

Whether you’re a family carer supporting an elderly parent at home, a hospital managing patient transport between floors, or an aged care facility needing a portable stair solution — the EZYSTAIRS delivers safe, controlled and dignified stair transport at the press of a button.

Supplied by Gilani Engineering — Australian-based NDIS registered mobility specialists with a Sydney showroom, expert advice and nationwide delivery.

• 100kg loading capacity
• 24V electric motor — powered stair climbing, minimal operator effort
• Adjustable climbing speed — + / – speed control buttons
• LED battery display — monitor charge level during use
• Adjustable track angle 0–35° — suits different stair gradients
• Portable and foldable — 35kg, no installation required
• High-strength aluminium alloy construction
• Three height adjustment positions — 113–160cm
• Universal power supply — 110–240V
• CE certified — declaration of conformity available
• NDIS funding available · Hire also available

Price: $4,990 · Request NDIS quote → · Speak to our team →

Why Choose the EZYSTAIRS Stair Climber Chair

Stairs are one of the most significant barriers to independence and safe mobility — at home, in aged care, in hospitals and in the community. Manual stair transport puts carers at serious OH&S risk, and a fixed stairlift requires permanent installation that isn’t always practical or permitted.

The EZYSTAIRS solves this by combining the portability of a manual evacuation chair with the power of an electric motor — giving operators full control over speed and movement while eliminating heavy lifting entirely.

• Electric-powered — motor does the work, operator guides and controls
• Adjustable speed — increase or decrease climbing pace to suit the user and stair gradient
• No installation — use across any straight staircase, any location
• Foldable and portable — store in a cupboard, transport in a vehicle boot
• LED battery display — always know the charge level before use
• Ultra-wide rubber track system — safer, more stable contact with each stair
• Adjustable lift rod height — three positions to suit operators of different heights
• Adjustable track tension — operator can fine-tune for different stair gradients

Who This Is For

• Elderly Australians at home — continue living in a multi-storey home without installing a fixed stairlift
• Family carers — assist a parent or partner up and down stairs safely without manual lifting strain
• People with disability — access multi-level spaces with a trained carer operator
• Hospitals and healthcare — patient transport between floors when lifts are unavailable or out of service
• Aged care facilities — portable solution for residents in multi-level buildings without dedicated lift access
• Emergency services — fire, police and ambulance teams needing controlled stair evacuation capability
• Home care providers — one unit that travels with the carer to multiple client homes
• NDIS participants — may be funded under Assistive Technology where stair access is a daily living barrier

Important: This stair climber requires a trained operator at all times. It is not intended for independent use by the person being transported. One trained operator can manage the chair on most straight staircases.

Stair Climber Chair vs Stairlift vs Manual Evacuation Chair

How It Works — Step by Step

1. Set up — unfold the chair, deploy seat cushion and backrest, confirm all locking mechanisms are engaged
2. Check battery — turn on the LED control panel and check remaining charge before use
3. Seat the user — assist the person into the chair and secure the seatbelt
4. Adjust track angle — use the track fold/unfold buttons to set the correct angle for your staircase (0–35°, maximum stair angle 70°)
5. Adjust height — set lift rod to the correct position for the operator’s height (3 positions: 113–160cm)
6. Lock rear wheels — engage the wheel locks before moving onto the staircase
7. Climb or descend — use the up/down buttons to control direction, + / – buttons to control speed
8. Complete transfer — lock wheels at destination, assist user from chair
9. Fold for storage — raise armrests, fold chair, secure with seatbelt to prevent auto-unfolding

Hire Available — Try Before You Buy

Not ready to commit to a $4,990 purchase? Hire the EZYSTAIRS stair climber chair for a trial period — ideal for post-surgery recovery, temporary home care arrangements or assessing suitability before purchasing outright.

Contact our team for hire pricing and availability: (02) 8740 8963 or enquire online.

NDIS Funding

A powered stair climber chair may be funded under NDIS Assistive Technology supports where it is deemed reasonable and necessary to support access within the home or care environment — typically where the person lives in or regularly visits a multi-storey property and a fixed stairlift installation is not practical.

Gilani Engineering is a registered NDIS provider. We provide:

• Detailed NDIS quotes and product specifications
• CE certification documentation
• Model number DW-SW01 for NDIS documentation
• Coordination with OTs and support coordinators
• Guidance through the full NDIS approval process

Request an NDIS quote here →

Technical Specifications

Safety Information

• Trained operator required at all times — never leave the user unattended on the chair
• Maximum stair angle: 70° — do not use on stairs steeper than 70°
• Track angle: 0–35° — adjust to suit your staircase before use
• Avoid rapid position changes — adjust the handle and position carefully to prevent injury
• Battery maintenance — if not in use for extended periods, charge and discharge the battery once per month. Never store with a flat battery.
• Charging safety — charge in a well-ventilated area, keep away from flammable items, do not cover charger during charging
• Maintenance — follow the instruction manual only. Improper maintenance may cause personal injury.

Product Images

Rear LED control panel — power, speed and track controls.

Rear wheel locking system — locks in place before stair use.

Adjustable rubber track — 0–35° for different stair gradients.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the EZYSTAIRS stair climber chair used for?

It is used to move a person safely up and down stairs with powered electric assistance — reducing operator effort and providing safe, controlled and dignified stair transport. It requires a trained operator and is not designed for independent use.

How is this different from a fixed stairlift?

A stairlift is permanently installed to a single staircase and operated independently by the user. The EZYSTAIRS is portable — it folds for storage, requires no installation, and can be used across any straight staircase in any location. It requires a trained operator to guide it.

How is this different from a manual evacuation chair?

A manual evacuation chair relies entirely on operator strength — it provides no power assistance. The EZYSTAIRS electric motor powers the stair climbing movement, the operator guides and controls direction and speed. This significantly reduces OH&S risk for the operator.

How much does the EZYSTAIRS stair climber cost in Australia?

$4,990. NDIS funding may cover part or all of the cost for eligible participants. Hire is also available for short-term needs — contact our team for hire pricing.

Can NDIS fund this stair climber?

Yes — where deemed reasonable and necessary to support access at home or in a care environment. An OT assessment is typically required. Gilani Engineering is a registered NDIS provider. Request an NDIS quote here.

Is hire available?

Yes. Contact our team on (02) 8740 8963 for hire pricing and availability.

Where can I see this product in person?

At our Sydney showroom — 14 Smithfield Rd, Smithfield NSW 2164. Mon–Fri 9am–5pm. Book a demonstration.

What is the maximum stair angle it can handle?

The track adjusts from 0–35°. The stair maximum angle should not exceed 70°. Contact our team if you are unsure about your staircase gradient.

Is it suitable for spiral staircases?

No. The EZYSTAIRS is designed for straight staircases. Contact our team to discuss alternative solutions for curved or spiral stairs.

Does it come with a user manual?

Yes. A full instruction manual is included. The manual is also available on the product page under the Instruction Manual tab.