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Fatherhood can be full of adventure, fun times and tears. It can also be a life filled with unexpected depths of love and complete chaos all in the same hour. Dads don’t always know how to navigate these turbulent waters – no one does really, there is no manual, no college course, no “Be the Best Dad Ever” elective and yet somehow, they are expected to sail smoothly. Here are four common facets that find fathers and will try to trip them up to discourage them:
Joe was like many of the young men his age, he was strong willed, fit and had a whole future ahead of him. The one thing he lacked however, was clarity on what to do with his life. Some of his other senior classmates had decided to join the military and told Joe all about the opportunity for a good education, the chance to travel the world and get training in a career that could make some decent money. These promises sounded like a good plan mostly because he didn’t have a plan for himself once he graduated high school.
We have put together an iCloud photo album of some of our outdoor stairlift jobs we have done. The photos in this album are updated regularly. All of the photos in this Album are Gamburd’s jobs
Not all stairlift are the same. When you take a closer look you will find that the rail on most stairlift is very wide and the gear rack is facing up. This is not the case with Bruno stairlifts.
Seventy-five years ago it was very common for families in America to house several generations under one roof. It was typical for Dad to be the breadwinner, Mom to be the homemaker and the children to be surrounded by an aunt, grandparent or even great grandparent.
Through floor lifts have been around for decades and were never too popular until now. As demand rises for stairlifts we are starting to see new players entering the North American market for stairlift alternatives.
In the home medical equipment world—roiling with Medicare’s competitive bidding project, rampant audits, expanding red tape and reimbursement that increasingly dips below cost—it isn’t unusual for providers to lose hope for the future or even close their doors. Read the full story here.
We like to pride our company and couture on doing things different then most others. Custom color stairlift rails were not always available. So we did it in house. Since this job was completed most stairlift manufacturers now offer multiple color option at an extra charge.
Sometimes getting up and down the stairs can prove just as tedious for our four legged friends as it can for us. Man's best friend unfortunately doesn't have an option to put in a stairlift like his two legged counterpart- Until Today!!!
Our customer Doreen saw a TV commercial and bought an Acorn stairlift. She then came to Abilities Expo and saw our Bruno stairlift display and asked if she can try it. Here is a video of Doreen after she rides a Bruno Stairlift.
What would you prefer on your staircase? Curving stairlifts can be the ultimate stair climbing solution if your stairs turn to the left or right.
This year Gamburd Inc. broke its own record by installing the world’s longest stairlift for Mary. To put 102 feet into perspective consider this: On average a Bruno handmade custom stairlift has 4 rail sections and is 20 feet long.
Not a very common request, however it's available at an extra cost. We now have the capacity to get 46 different color rail option. Along with a custom color rail, we can custom upholster the fabric on the seat, back and armrest. If you are really looking for the custom look, we have it!
The City of West Hollywood’s Disabilities Advisory Board honored Gamburd Inc with a 2007 Disability Service Award. The televised event took place on Wednesday, October 24th at the West Hollywood Park Auditorium.
With so many options and choices on the web today, we hope this post blog will answer just some of your questions when it comes to curved stairlifts. Lets start with Yes!!! curved stairlifts cost more then double of a straight stairlift even though it only has one little bend. If I got a dollar every time I heard that over the phone, I would be a millionaire.