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Curved Stairlift Models by Altamira Ltd.
Bruno's Elite Curve is hand-crafted rail by rail to match your exact staircase — turns, landings, and all. Available for indoor or outdoor curved staircases, with a 400 lb lift capacity either way.
- Rail built to your staircase's exact turns and landings
- Made in the USA, with financing available
- Continuously-charging batteries keep working in a power outage
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Curved Stairlift Models
Compare Bruno Elite Curve Models
Altamira is an authorized Bruno dealer for the Elite Curve — a hand-crafted stairlift rail built to precisely match your staircase's turns and landings, available for indoor or outdoor installation. Every unit runs on continuously-charging batteries so it keeps working through a power outage.
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| Model | Best For | Lift Capacity | Environment | Typical Cost | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elite Curve Indoor — CRE-2110 | Indoor staircases with turns, intermediate landings, or multiple angles | 400 lb | Indoor | $10,000 – $17,000 | Limited Lifetime* |
| Elite Curve Outdoor — CRE-2110E | Exterior staircases with turns or landings, exposed to weather year-round | 400 lb | Outdoor (0°F–125°F) | $11,000 – $18,000 | 5-Year Limited |
*Limited Lifetime Warranty applies to motor, gearbox, and rail for as long as the original purchaser owns the stairlift. Both models include 2 years on all other components and 30 days of labor coverage after installation by an authorized Bruno dealer. Cost varies with the number of angles, rail length, and any custom features selected — your free consultation will include an exact quote.

Model CRE-2110
Elite Curve Indoor Stairlift
North America's Top-Selling Curved Stairlift
The Elite Curve is hand-crafted rail by rail to precisely follow the turns, bends, and landings of your own staircase — no modular joints, no compromise on fit. A direct-drive motor and covered gear rack deliver a smooth, quiet ride, and the offset swivel seat rotates 90° at the top landing for a safe, easy exit.

Model CRE-2110E
Elite Curve Outdoor Stairlift
Custom-Built for Every Season, Outdoors
The outdoor version of the Elite Curve, hand-crafted to match your exterior staircase's exact angles and elevation. Marine-grade vinyl upholstery, durable powder-coat paint, and a weather-resistant cover keep it running reliably from 0°F to 125°F — ideal for decks, docks, and multi-level outdoor entries.
Pricing shown above is an estimated range and not guaranteed — every staircase and home is different, and your final price depends on factors like rail length, number of turns, and options selected. For the most accurate quote, schedule a free, no-obligation consultation and one of our mobility specialists will assess your home in person.
What to Expect
From First Measurement to First Ride
A curved stairlift isn't pulled off a shelf — your rail is measured, drawn, and hand-built for your staircase alone. Here's exactly how the process works, start to finish.
Free In-Home Consultation
A mobility specialist walks your staircase with you, takes precise measurements of every turn and landing, and talks through indoor vs. outdoor, seat options, and which side to mount on. You'll leave with an exact quote — no cost, no obligation.
About 1 hourYour Rail Is Hand-Crafted
Your measurements go to Bruno, where the rail is fabricated to order — bent and welded to follow your exact angles with no modular joints. This is the step that makes a curved lift fit like it was built into the house, and it's why the wait is worth it.
Several weeksProfessional Installation
Our factory-trained technicians mount the rail to your stair treads — not your walls — so there's no structural work and no damage to your staircase. Most curved installations are finished in a single visit.
A few hoursTraining & Ongoing Service
Before we leave, we walk you and your family through operating the lift, the swivel seat, the remote calls, and the battery backup. After that, Altamira handles service and maintenance for the life of your stairlift.
Same day & beyondWays to Pay for a Curved Stairlift
Depending on your individual situation, VA benefits, financing, insurance, state programs, or other assistance may provide options for qualifying accessibility needs. Coverage and eligibility vary by program.
VA Benefits for Veterans
HISA does not cover stairlifts or stair glides. Medically necessary stair-glide equipment may instead be furnished through VA Prosthetic & Sensory Aids Service when prescribed and authorized, depending on the Veteran's medical need and eligibility. Veterans with certain qualifying service-connected disabilities may also qualify for SAH or SHA disability housing grants for broader home adaptations. Whether a particular stairlift or home adaptation qualifies depends on the Veteran's eligibility, medical need, and VA authorization. Our guide to the differences between HISA, SAH, and SHA explains these programs in more detail. As a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, Altamira has served 25,000+ Veterans.
Monthly Financing
Financing is available for qualified buyers on eligible purchases, allowing you to spread the cost across monthly payments rather than paying the full amount up front. We'll review available financing options and terms during your free consultation.
Other Funding Sources
Depending on your situation, state waiver programs, Area Agency on Aging assistance, long-term care insurance, or nonprofit grants may help offset the cost. Original Medicare generally does not cover stairlifts — our complete funding guide reviews additional potential options.
Eligibility, award amounts, coverage, and authorization requirements vary by program and individual circumstances. Altamira can help identify potential options, but final determinations are made by the VA, insurer, financing provider, or administering agency. Have questions before you book? Call (800) 343-1066 and ask for a mobility specialist.
Six Locations
Curved Stairlifts Near You
Your curved rail is measured, installed, and serviced by a local Altamira team — not a subcontractor. Find the branch closest to you and call for a free in-home measurement.
Not sure which branch covers your address? Give us a call and we'll route you to the nearest team — all six locations are open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
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Read the guideCommon Questions
Curved Stairlift Model FAQ
Why is there only one curved stairlift model?
Unlike straight stairlifts, every curved rail is hand-crafted to precisely match your own staircase's turns, bends, and landings — so there's no off-the-shelf "size" to choose between. Bruno's Elite Curve is their single curved rail platform, available for indoor or outdoor installation, with your specific rail fabricated to order.
What's the difference between the indoor and outdoor Elite Curve?
Both share the same 400 lb capacity and hand-crafted rail approach. The outdoor version (CRE-2110E) adds marine-grade vinyl upholstery, durable powder-coat paint, and a weather-resistant cover, and is tested for 0°F to 125°F. Because of that added exposure, it carries a 5-Year Limited Warranty rather than the indoor model's Limited Lifetime Warranty.
How long does a curved stairlift take to install?
Longer than a straight lift, since the rail is custom-fabricated to your staircase rather than assembled from stock rail sections. After Altamira measures your stairs, expect several weeks of lead time for the rail to be hand-crafted before installation, which typically takes a few hours once the rail arrives.
How much does a curved stairlift cost?
Indoor curved stairlifts generally range from $10,000 to $17,000 installed, while outdoor curved stairlifts generally range from $11,000 to $18,000 installed. Final pricing depends on rail length, the number of turns and landings, selected options, installation requirements, and site conditions. Altamira can provide an exact quote after a free in-home consultation and measurement.
Can a curved stairlift be moved to a different home?
No. Because each rail is custom-fabricated to the exact contours of one staircase, curved stairlifts are not intended for relocation the way a straight stairlift can be.
Does the curved stairlift work during a power outage?
Yes. Both the indoor and outdoor Bruno Elite Curve use rechargeable batteries and can continue operating for multiple trips during a power outage while sufficient battery charge remains. The batteries charge when the stairlift is parked at designated charging points at the top or bottom of the rail, and an optional mid-rail charging point may be added for certain configurations.
Which side of the staircase can the stairlift be mounted on?
The Elite Curve can be mounted on either side of your staircase, and the rail is fabricated to match whichever side works best for your entry and exit points at the top and bottom landings.
Free, No-Obligation Consultation
Find the Right Curved Stairlift for Your Home
Every Elite Curve rail is measured and hand-crafted to your exact staircase. Altamira's mobility specialists can walk your stairs, talk through indoor vs. outdoor needs, and get your custom rail started — at no cost to you.
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