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Straight Stairlifts: Harmar Pinnacle SL300 & SL600

If your staircase runs in one straight line, a straight stair lift is the fastest, most affordable way to get upstairs safely again. We install two Harmar Pinnacle models.

Side by side

Harmar SL300 vs SL600

Pinnacle SL300Pinnacle SL600
Best forValue, compact stairwaysComfort, larger riders, long stairs
Weight capacity300 lbs350 lbs
Seat size16½" wide × 15" deep18" × 14⅜" (larger seat)
Folded from wall11" (13.6" w/ folding rail)10½" (13⅝" w/ folding rail)
Speed20 ft/min20 ft/min
Stair incline27°–52°27°–52°
Battery backupUp to ~60 cyclesUp to ~60 trips
SafetySeat belt, overspeed brake, footrest sensor, swivel interlockRetractable belt, overspeed brake, LED alerts in armrest, footrest & chassis sensors, swivel interlock
Warranty2 yr parts, 10 yr gear rack, 1 yr batteryLifetime motor*, 10 yr gear rack, 1 yr battery

Specifications from Harmar Mobility. *Harmar lifetime motor warranty applies to SL600 units built after 9/2018. Confirm current warranty terms at your evaluation.

WALLHarmar Pinnacle SL600 (folded)10½" from wallHarmar Pinnacle SL300 (folded)11" from wallA typical 36" staircase keeps roughly 25" open for others to walk when the seat, arms and footrest are folded.

Both Pinnacle models fold up slim, leaving the stairs clear for family.

Will it fit my stairs?

Slim enough for most homes

With the seat, arms and footrest folded, the SL600 sits just 10½" from the wall and the SL300 about 11". On a typical staircase that leaves plenty of room for others to walk past.

Got a doorway or hallway right at the bottom step? Ask about Harmar's automatic folding rail, which tucks the rail out of the way when the lift is parked upstairs.

Measuring

How to measure your straight stairs

You don't have to measure anything — we do it at the free evaluation. But if you'd like a ballpark on the phone, here's what helps:

  • Count the steps from bottom floor to top floor
  • Measure the length along the front edges of the steps
  • Note the stair width and anything at the top or bottom (doors, walls)
  • Check for an outlet near the top or bottom
A · Length12348RiseBefore we visit:A Length along the step edges# Count the stepsW Stair width, wall to railT Any turn or landing?⚡ Outlet near top or bottomRough numbers are fine —James takes exact measurementsat your free evaluation.

Straight stairs? Ask how fast we can install.

Call for today's pricing on the Harmar SL300 and SL600.