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Terry Lifts launches Harmony range of ‘through floor’ wheelchair lifts at April NAIDEX Exhibition
Cheshire-based Terry Lifts - leading UK specialists in disability access products – is launching its new Harmony range of wider and longer ‘through-floor’ wheelchair lifts throughout the Spring and Summer months of 2010.
The roll-out programme begins at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre on April 20-22 when the company will be exhibiting at NAIDEX. This is the UK’s largest disability and rehabilitation event that showcases the latest products and services to aid independent living.
Terry will follow NAIDEX with a sequence of other marketing initiatives as the year progresses, to raise awareness of the Harmony brand and the new range of options. The Harmony lift is the company’s flagship product which has already established itself as a market-leading addition to Terry’s range of domestic and public access wheelchair lifts.
The new design changes will further enhance the product’s appeal in the rapidly growing market for ‘through floor’ wheelchair lifts which can be installed in people’s homes.
Terry Lifts Sales & Marketing Director, John McSweeney, explained the reasoning behind the new product designs:
“As specialists in the field of domestic wheelchair lifts,” said John, “we’re always looking for ways to improve the customer experience.
“To make sure our lifts can accommodate all wheelchair sizes – including the industry standard Category A and B – we’ve introduced a choice of New wider and longer Harmony lifts to complement our standard model.”
The ‘through floor’ wheelchair lift concept is ideal for wheelchair users who want access to both floors of their home. This cuts out the expense of converting the ground floor into a wheelchair-friendly space – or moving to a bungalow or ground floor flat.
Harmony ‘through-floor’ wheelchair lifts can be quickly and easily installed – usually within two days and across windows or non-load-bearing walls if necessary – to maximise the space in customers’ homes with the minimum of disruption.
Most importantly, the New Harmony design options are available in versions which are (150mm) wider or (200mm) longer than the standard model. An option is also available that incorporates both increased width and length.
The new designs give users easier access for their own size and type of wheelchair, whilst the longer and wider variant is the only product on the UK market which can accommodate all Category B standard wheelchairs.
A state-of-the-art hydraulic drive system delivers smooth and quiet operation through its remote power unit, whilst the built-in safety system guards against free-fall of the car.
In addition to the range of proven features which have been developed for the standard Harmony lift, the new models now include several new and improved design details:
- Remote radio wireless controls are installed as standard which means there is no unsightly surface trunking.
- Users have full control over lift functions from the car and at both floor levels. Battery back-up systems take over in the event of a power failure.
- The low floor construction includes a minimal-gradient ramp, making it easier to enter and leave the lift.
- Fire test certification (including half-hour fire integrity in floor and ceiling seals) provides peace of mind in the event of a house fire.
- The ‘Standard’ Harmony car is 45mm wider than its predecessor making it the largest standard model available on the UK market.
TERRY GROUP AT NAIDEX 2010
NAIDEX - April 20-22 – NEC Birmingham (Hall 18 – Stand C125). Products on display:
- New Harmony ‘through floor’ lift range
- TSL 500 Steplift (with unique bridging step)
- Melody 2 – A popular low-rise platform lift (suitable for domestic and public access applications).
To find out more about Terry Group products and services, visit: www.terrylifts.co.uk
For more information about Terry Lifts, contact:
John McSweeney
Sales & Marketing Director
Terry Group Ltd.
Longridge Trading Estate
Knutsford
Cheshire WA16 8PR
Telephone: 0845 365 5366.
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