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The EIBA is pleased to acknowledge the following Official Partners & Suppliers
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"OUR STAIRLIFTS CAN MAKE SUCH A DIFFERENCE TO PEOPLE'S LIVES AS IT GIVES THEM BACK THEIR INDEPENDENCE." |
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Based in West Yorkshire, Acorn Stairlifts is a world leader
in the manufacture, sale, installation and maintenance of home
stairlifts. The innovative company manufactures around 70,000 stairlifts per year at its three UK factories, with almost three-quarters exported to more than 80 countries worldwide. Nick Wilson, Acorn's Operations Director for the UK and Europe, said: "We're delighted to sponsor the Men's and Women's Fours at this year's EIBA National Finals, and to support the Association in its ongoing promotion of indoor bowls as an engaging and skilful sport for participants of all ages. "I'll never forget installing a lift at a bowls club in Scotland - Nancy MacDonald had been a member of her club for almost 30 years but couldn't manage a flight of steps to the clubhouse after having a leg amputated and was heartbroken. We installed a stairlift and she was soon back to enjoying life with her pals. Our stairlifts can make such a difference to people's lives as it gives them back their independence." Since its outset in 1992, Acorn has strived to set new standards in quality for the stairlift industry, with pioneering designs and engineering excellence. The world's leading independent company specialising solely in the manufacture and installation of stairlifts will install one of their products around the world every eight minutes. Acorn provides the fastest installation of stairlifts for curved staircases in the world - in some cases within 24 hours of an order being placed. The company is proud of its down-to-earth approach that puts people at the centre: "We appreciate that everyone is different and unique, with their own reasons for wanting or needing one of our stairlifts. Our job is to listen and understand your needs."  Sian Honnor. We' d love to know what bowls means to you, get in touch at info@eiba.co.uk Previous Article - Interview with EIBA Director Sue Johnston |
April 2025
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