For a free valuation call01383 416727 Take advantage of HALF PRICE LOCAL DELIVERY till end of February. Furniture - New, Used, Antique & Slight Seconds for every room in the home. Have a look at the Antique Centre too - there are lots of interesting and unusual items to suit all tastes. Give us call if you see something you like on the website - we can deliver almost anywhere in Scotland by our own skilled delivery team and can also arrange transport for further afield. Open Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm and now Sundays 10am - 4pm Website Design Internet Creation LtdWELCOME TO BLUESKY HEALTHCARE We are a provider of mobility equipment solutions with showrooms in Osborne Park, Perth Established in 2001; our aim is to provide solutions for people with mobility issues to allow them to regain their freedom and independence and improve their quality of life. Proudly Australian owned and operated, we design and produce our beds and chairs locally using only the most reliable and trusted materials.
A locally manufactured product doesn't only mean peace of mind that comes from quality craftsmanship but the assurance that we are just a phone call away for all your ongoing service requirements Our range of stylishly designed products are built for comfort, durability, and reliability but more importantly they help people all over Perth and Regional Western Australia to regain their independence and freedom. Our Range of products includes Mobility Scooters, Stairlifts, Platform Lifts, Powerchairs, Electric Wheelchairs, Adjustable Beds and Lift and Recline Chairs. However Bluesky Healthcare's real strength is our staff; our friendly and caring consultants have the knowledge and experience to help prescribe the right product for your needs. Our trained experts take the time to talk with you, assess your needs, look at your home and explain to you exactly how a Bluesky Healthcare mobility product could assist you. All the way from the first contact through to an after sales follow up our friendly team will be there to assist you and provide you with any advice or assistance that you may require.
Bluesky Healthcare is the WA Distributor for Stannah Stair Lifts. Stannah is an English company with over 40 years of experience in the field. Stannah covers the whole range of your Stair Lift needs, including Straight Lifts, Curved Lifts, and Outdoor Lifts. Apart from the comfort and added safety that a stair-lift could bring to your home, and Stannah Stair-lift is custom made to fit your stairs to ensure that each curve and incline moulds to your stairs perfectly allowing for a snug and unobtrusive design. Lehner is an Austrian manufacturer of Platform Lifts and other lifting solutions mainly aimed at wheelchair users. The Omega Platform Lift is the narrowest platform lift on the market making it the best option for home modifications. As well as curved and straight Platform lifts Lehner also offers Vertical Lifts, these can be stationary or portable and can be used for both indoor and outdoor use. Making them the perfect solution for commercial or public spaces. We offer a full range of Scooters and Powerchairs specialising in travel and portable options.
Scooters and Powerchairs have been getting more and more popular in Perth over the last ten years. They don't require a license, nor registration is cheap to run and ideal for everyday chores like shopping and doctor visits. Deciding on what product is right for you can be daunting. Hence we offer obligation free consultations, demonstrations, and test rides to make sure you find a product that suits your lifestyle needs. Our Adjustable Beds and Mattresses are manufactured locally in Perth. They offer all the functions and comforts of a Hospital Bed without jeopardising the Homely Feel of your Bedroom. You can choose any combination of features to suit your needs, including massage, Hi-Lo, Head Lift and Leg Lift. The Beds can be made in any standard and most non-standard sizes with mattresses to suit. We are proud of this product and offer a standard five-year warranty on the Bed, Motor, Frame, Surround, and Mattress. Lift and Recline Chairs We provide Western Australian custom-made Chairs as well as a budget line to ensure that we can help as many people as possible to maintain their independence.
The Chairs come in various sizes and fabrics including leather. We Offer three different functions in the Lifting Chairs including a Wallglider, which needs minimum space do recline a Bed Chair, which folds down horizontally and a Tilt in Space which helps to maintain a set angle of the back at all times.When I moved from Perth to Sydney at the tender age of 17 – wide-eyed, broke and supremely naive – there were several things I never thought about. Among them was: how difficult it is to actually find an apartment when you’re 17 and work part-time, how hard it is to cook for one and how many random household items you never thought you needed – cue cheese graters, tin openers and mops. One thing I really didn’t think about was how I would furnish an entire house, considering I moved here with precisely $747 in my bank account and was studying full-time. When my flatmate and I finally found an apartment after months of searching we were wiped out after paying bonds, moving fees and a month’s worth of rent upfront.
Over the next six months we utilised our minimal pool of furniture funds and became masters of “furnishing on a budget”, realising which items we could live without for the longest, developing creative ways to “make” our own furniture and finding the possible cheapest options when it came to purchasing the essentials. Here, seven lived and learned tips to abide by when furnishing on a uni student budget: Around the same time we moved into our apartment a friend of mine was moving back to the Gold Coast and needed to sell her 40-inch plasma TV quickly. For some reason we splurged a sizeable amount of our furniture budget on it, which resulted in us literally sitting on the ground to watch TV as we still hadn’t bought a couch/chairs/table. Not a good idea. Write out a list of what items you need and rank them based on importance. Beds, a fridge, tables, chairs and a couch go on top, then you can work your way down. (Tip: A TV should be low on your priorities list, we all just watch Netflix on our MacBooks now, anyway, right?)
Buying couches, tables, chairs and the like second-hand is generally a safe bet, but don’t cut corners with certain items. Fridges and washing machines – basically anything electrical that will need replacing within a couple of years – should be bought new. You’ll appreciate the warranty when something goes unexpectedly wrong and you won’t have to live for four years with a second-hand washing machine that literally bounces off the ground and takes three hours no matter which setting you use. Over the years we nabbed two microwaves, a garden table, a vanity, a couch and a chest of drawers from various verges. Most of the things people throw away are in perfect condition. Inspect them first and if you find something you want, take it straight away. People are masters in the art of verge-side collecting and if you leave something for too long you can guarantee it’ll be nabbed. Consult Pinterest, Tumblr and the like for chic interiors inspiration that doesn’t cost any money.
For example, I used a stack of coffee table books and fashion magazines as a makeshift “bedside table”. If you pop a couple of tea light candles on top it looks intentional and makes you come across as more arty than you actually are. I’d also recommend buying $8 clothing racks from K-Mart instead of investing in a wardrobe or chest of drawers. If you colour co-ordinate your clothes and use matching hangers it gives your room a minimalist “storefront” vibe and saves a ton of money. Anything that wasn’t found on the side of the road in our apartment was courtesy of Gumtree. It’s cheap, reliable, already assembled and most people will deliver for free. Buying the furniture you can afford instead of the furniture you want can mean your home turns into a hotchpotch of different and often clashing colours, materials and textures. We had an electric blue couch (Gumtree) next to a black leather couch (verge collection) next to wooden table and chairs (Ikea) next to our unnecessarily giant TV (a mistake).