Walk Stairs Safely with the Stair Handle

The AssiStep Stair Handle is a new and revolutionary accessibility aid, which makes your staircase future proof and safe. It's developed for people who experience reduced balance, reduced gait function or other mobility issues that make it unsafe or difficult to climb stairs without sufficient support.

The AssiStep Stair Handle is developed by some of the leading industrial designers and engineers in Norway, and is today being exported to almost 20 countries world-wide.

The AssiStep became available in Canada in 2020, and can be delivered through our network of partners throughout the country.

The AssiStep Stair Handle can be installed in almost any type of staircase, due to it's unique and patented modular railing system. This allows you to pick specific modules that correspond with the dimensions of your staircase.

With the AssiStep in your home, you'll quickly discover its value through:

✓ Increased support and independence

✓ Fall prevention, since the stair handle will stop a potential fall down the stairs

✓ Discrete and space-saving solution

✓ Durable and easy to use

✓ No maintenance requirements and no recurring costs

The AssiStep is designed to blend naturally into any home environment. With its modern stair railing, and easy to use support handle it is a good solution for those who require the support from a high quality stair handrail, and to those who want extra support and safety through the unique stair handle system.

The AssiStep can easily be folded to the side, so that it's not in the way, when not in use. When you are ready to walk the stairs, you simply fold the handle back to the "use position", and it's then ready for use.

When descending the stairs, you'll quickly notice how the extra support and fall prevention in front of you gives increased confidence when walking down the stairs. The stair handle automatically locks in place during the descent when you apply force to the handle.

While ascending the stairs, you push the stair handle one arm length in front of you. When the handle is pulled downwards, it automatically locks in place, giving you increased support while ascending the staircase.