Stiltz Homelifts makes some new customer-friendly updates to its showroom in Wokingham
Stiltz Homelifts has refurbished its Wokingham showroom into a brighter and more considered layout for visitors booking guided appointments there.
Back in 2020, as the business continued to grow and required more space, Stiltz Wokingham undertook the careful renovation of the historic St Paul’s Clockhouse building in the town.
Built in 1893, the landmark building was transformed into a purpose-built showroom and southern hub, and is now home to the firm’s digital marketing and communications and brand departments.
As the second showroom in the UK following Kingswinford, it has welcomed many visitors since opening but the firm decided that a refurbishment was in order following a few years of use.
As part of a guided appointment, visitors can test-drive a homelift, ask questions, and experience first-hand the reassurance of travelling smoothly through the floor.
Many also take home a full-size footprint to start exploring potential locations within their own property.
The updated space now offers a brighter, more considered layout, giving customers an even clearer sense of how a Stiltz Homelift operates and how it could look and feel within a real home setting.
New touchpoints in the showroom form part of a wider support journey designed to help customers make informed decisions about layout, placement and the best solution for their mobility needs.
In October, Stiltz Lifts helped to fit a life-changing lift into a tiny terrace in Swansea for BBC’s DIY SOS television programme.
