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HomePro SL600 demonstration
Existing HomePro model-page demonstration. Confirm current options and the exact configuration in your proposal.
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Make the journey between floors feel more familiar.
A wider seat and a compact folded profile, with the everyday details worth trying for yourself. Explore the SL600 around your home, your comfort and your routine.
- 350 lb
- Listed weight capacity
- 10½ inches
- Standard folded width from wall
Optional rail equipment changes the dimensions. A home and user assessment confirms suitability.
Designed around real life
Comfort is in the details you use every day.
See how the seat, the space and the handover work together—not just how the lift looks in a photograph.
Try the seating position
Check the seat depth, support and reach to the controls together.
Keep the whole staircase in mind
Look at folded passage space, rail endings and both landings.
Know what is included
Separate standard equipment from options and aftercare in the written proposal.
Your questions, answered.
Choose a question to explore the details.
The SL600 has a 350 lb listed capacity, a wider seat and a smaller standard folded width. Its retractable belt and chassis obstruction sensor are listed as standard. Use these differences to start a conversation—not to decide suitability without trying the proposed setup.
The listed seat measures 18 inches wide by 14⅜ inches deep. More width is not automatically a better fit. Try the seating position, armrests, controls and swivel, and consider how you will get on and off at both landings.
Harmar lists 10½ inches from the wall when folded in the standard configuration. Remaining passage space depends on your staircase and complete installation. Optional folding rails change this dimension; ask for the clearance of the exact proposed configuration.
Harmar lists obstruction sensors on the footrest and chassis, plus a swivel-seat interlock. Ask for a demonstration and the operating instructions. These features do not replace keeping the travel path clear or following the manual.
The lift operates on batteries, but available journeys depend on battery condition and use. Ask where it needs to park for charging, how charging problems are indicated and what to do during a prolonged outage. Do not treat a maximum trip figure as a guaranteed reserve.
Ask for a written proposal covering rail layout, any folding rail, site preparation, installation, handover and aftercare. Confirm the final price, equipment warranty and who handles service. This page does not establish availability or an installation date.
At a glance
| Application | Indoor straight stairs |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 350 lb |
| Standard folded width | 10½ inches from wall |
| Seat width × depth | 18 × 14⅜ inches |
| Retractable seat belt | Standard |
| Obstruction sensors | Footrest and chassis |
Dimensions do not establish individual suitability or remaining staircase clearance.
Selected facts from Harmar’s SL600 specifications, reviewed September 22, 2026. The source lists conflicting folding-rail widths; confirm that optional dimension for your configuration. Buyer questions are editorial guidance, not operating instructions.
The person. The staircase. The everyday routine.
Make room for
the right questions.
A specification helps narrow the conversation. The next step is understanding the complete installation and how you will use it.
The space around the lift
Review the stairs, both landings, nearby doors and space for other household members. Folded width alone cannot confirm the fit.
Getting on, riding and getting off
Discuss the seat, controls and transfers with the person who will use the lift. Ask to see the exact configuration being proposed.
Ownership after installation
Ask about operating instruction, battery care, maintenance, warranty terms and a clear service contact.
See it with HomePro
A closer look at
the SL600.
Watch HomePro’s model-specific footage, then bring the questions it raises.
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Product demonstration
Harmar SL600
From HomePro Mobility’s YouTube channel.
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Two options. Your home. Your fit.
SL300 or SL600?
Both serve indoor straight stairs. Here’s where they differ—and what to try before you choose.
Pinnacle SL300
A compact seat. A straightforward starting point.
- Weight capacity
- 300 lb
- Seat width × depth
- 16½ × 15 inches
- Standard folded width¹
- 11 inches
- Retractable seat belt
- Optional
- Chassis obstruction sensor
- Optional
Pinnacle SL600
A wider seat, with more features included.
- Weight capacity
- 350 lb
- Seat width × depth
- 18 × 14⅜ inches
- Standard folded width¹
- 10½ inches
- Retractable seat belt
- Standard
- Chassis obstruction sensor
- Standard
Start with the person, not the model number.
Try the seat, controls and swivel. A wider seat or higher capacity does not automatically mean a better fit.
Then check the space around it.
¹ Widths are measured from the wall with the standard lift folded. A half-inch difference does not establish usable walking clearance. Optional folding rails change the dimensions; confirm the exact configuration.
Not sure which fits?
Bring both options into your home assessment.
Clarity before commitment
Ask for the complete picture.
A written proposal should explain the equipment, preparation, installation and support—not just the chair.
- The selected model, options and rail layout
- Site preparation and what installation includes
- Equipment demonstration and operating documents
- Warranty, service responsibilities and total quoted scope
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