Acorn Stairlifts South Africa Blog

Welcome back to our segment of Acorn Stairlift FAQ of the Week. This week, we will delve further into Acorn’s incredible offer of a free, no-obligation stairlift quote—Is it too good to be true?

Welcome back to “Acorn Stairlifts Tip of the Week!" Read on to learn why it is so important for seniors to protect and preserve their precious peepers.

Retirement may mean that your career has come to an end, but it doesn’t mean that your life has come to an end—In fact, it’s just the beginning of a new era full of freedom, fresh opportunities, exploration, and adventures you’ve yet to experience.

Welcome back to our segment of Acorn Stairlift FAQ of the Week. This week, we will delve into a common concern expressed by our customers about whether an Acorn stairlift will have a flawless fit to their specific staircase.

Welcome back to “Acorn Stairlifts Tip of the Week!" Read on to learn how to live your life to the fullest by branching out and trying new things. 

From brushing your hair when it’s still wet to washing it too often, it turns out that many of us are committing these hair crimes daily—And we may not even know it. But don’t tear your hair out over this (That wouldn’t help your situation much anyway)—There are simple tweaks that can be made to your routine to repent from these hair sins and escape the hairy situation that you’re stuck in.

This week, we will delve into a common concern expressed by our customers about whether they will need to make any modifications to their beautifully designed homes in order to install a stairlift.

Welcome back to “Acorn Stairlifts Tip of the Week!" Read on to learn everything you should look forward to in your golden years. 

This week, we will delve into a common concern expressed by our customers about whether our stairlifts are easy to use for all, including people suffering from health conditions, diseases, and disabilities.

A shocking 1.3 billion tons of food is wasted annually, thrown into the mouth of a grinding garbage disposal, rather than the mouth of a malnourished person dying from hunger. However, this year, on World Food Day, you have the opportunity to help eradicate this atrocity.