Latest news on platform and stairlifts

A wheelchair lift is a customized solution designed to assist individuals with limited mobility. It allows them to move more easily within private and public buildings. Our wheelchair lifts provide convenience and safety without the need for extensive structural changes. Whether for indoor or outdoor use, a wheelchair lift greatly simplifies access to different floors.

A custom-made Pegasus Nova II was successfully installed for a project in Wilen, Canton Thurgau. The inclined platform lift was strategically positioned and securely mounted to ensure maximum comfort and accessibility.

Stairlifts are an excellent solution for individuals with limited mobility. But how do they impact your electricity bill?

With over 60 years of experience, Rigert is your expert for stairlifts, inclined platform lifts, and vertical platform lifts in Eastern Switzerland, providing the perfect mobility solutions for seniors and individuals with limited mobility.

Since 1962, the Rigert brand has been synonymous with innovative stairlift solutions. At the beginning of this month, we were delighted to introduce the latest addition to our stairlift family, "Rigi."

On October 14, 2021, top athlete and brand ambassador Heinz Frei officially opened the new Garaventa Liftech and Rigert showroom, sharing his inspiring story and experiences as a pioneer in wheelchair sports.

Rigert Stairlifts has equipped the Canoe Club in Rapperswil with a POLARIS II stairlift – a smart and simple solution for overcoming straight staircases.

Recently, we received a request from St. Gallen for a barrier-free access solution for an apartment building, connecting the street to the entrance level.

During the renovation work at the university hospital, the goal was to ensure full accessibility to the building.

Rigert, the stairlift pioneer, has installed a stairlift for a customer in a stunning hillside location in Valais, providing convenient and effortless access to their home.

At 60, weekly fitness training is replaced by physiotherapy visits, and hiking trips turn into a strenuous walk to the basement...

At 66, life is just getting started! With an average life expectancy of 82.7 years in Switzerland, the later stages of life are becoming increasingly important.