Stairlift in Old Buildings: Tenant Rights in Germany
A stairlift can make independent living much easier for tenants in an older building. In Germany, installations like stairlifts often raise questions about permits, who pays costs, and how to deal with the landlord. Many tenants do not know their rights, who must sign approvals, and which public aids may be available. This guide explains step by step how you as a tenant prepare applications, which authorities are involved and which legal foundations apply[1]. You will also find practical phrasing suggestions, tips for documentation and guidance on when a court (local court) can be involved[2]. The language is plain and practical so you can act quickly. Read on.
