Solent Mobility Centre

Solent Mobility Centre occupies a prominent position on the High Street in Lee-on-the-Solent. The family-run business specialises in equipment designed to assist with reduced mobility.

Established over fifteen years ago, the centre operates from a spacious showroom at 107 High Street. Staff members draw on extensive experience to guide customers through available options. The focus remains on practical solutions that suit individual requirements.

The product range covers mobility scooters suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Wheelchairs include manual and powered models from various manufacturers. Rise and recline chairs come in multiple sizes and fabrics, with options for matching fixed seating.

The store keeps a wide range of mobility aids and accessories in stock.

Stairlifts for straight and curved staircases form part of the selection. The centre supplies and installs these systems. Adjustable beds and orthopaedic mattresses address specific comfort needs. Walking aids such as sticks, crutches, rollators and frames complete the everyday essentials. Bathroom adaptations feature prominently. The team handles wetroom conversions to improve accessibility. Grab rails, raised toilet seats and shower stools provide additional support.

Servicing and repairs extend to all major brands of scooters and wheelchairs. Engineers carry out work either in the workshop or at customers’ homes. A membership scheme offers round-the-clock emergency assistance for added reassurance.

Home assessments allow staff to evaluate needs in familiar surroundings. Demonstrations take place without obligation, ensuring equipment matches lifestyle and living space. Part-exchange arrangements apply to existing mobility items.

The centre rates highly with many reviews. Customers frequently highlight the knowledgeable approach and attention to detail during selection and aftercare.

Daily living aids include kitchen tools, reaching devices and dressing aids. These smaller items often complement larger purchases. The showroom layout encourages browsing and testing. Chairs and scooters can be tried under guidance. Fabric samples and control options help with decisions.

For those considering stairlifts, surveys identify suitable models and any required adaptations. Installations follow precise measurements. Wetroom projects involve planning safe, level-access shower areas. Non-slip flooring and supportive fixtures feature in typical designs.

The business maintains stock of replacement parts, batteries and tyres. This supports prompt repairs and minimises downtime. Solent Mobility Centre continues to serve the local area with a broad inventory and specialised services.