A stairlift for the Kowalskis
Organized by the family · Anna Kowalski
72 contributors · $744 to go
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Our parents bought their house on Preston Street in 1979 and have repainted the same front door six colours since. Dad is 84 now and the stairs have become the whole problem: the bedroom is up, and everything else is down.
A curved stairlift from Open Door is quoted at $6,200 installed. Between the four of us kids we could not close the gap this year, and our parents' church asked if they could help. This page is how, with every dollar going to the contractor directly.
Dad has requested the fast one. There is only one speed. He has been told.
The invoice
Current total $6,200- Curved stairlift, installation and warrantyAugust 16, 2026$6,200
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