AKKULIFT® Bath Lift

Love to soak? Have trouble getting in or out of the bath water?

The AKKULIFT^® Bath Lift rises up to 16.1", which matches the edge of most bath tubs. The seat extends from edge to edge when it is at the top of the tub, allowing you to transfer onto the seat with ease. As it descends into your bath, the seat has a flap on either side that folds upward to allow for the curve of the tub.

When the AKKULIFT^® Bath Lift reaches the bottom of the tub, the hand control can be used to recline the back for greater comfort.

Two piece construction makes it easy to disassemble for transport or storage. The unit then snaps back together easily when you need it again.

Concerned about the hand control? Don't be, it is not only waterproof, it floats! The buttons are big and colorful, so if you don't have your glasses on, you can still operate it easily.

Don't let arthritis or other joint issues prevent you from enjoying a soothing soak in the tub. The AKKULIFT^® Bath Lift is an affordable alternative!

The lift won't be quite high enough for your tub?

Try a set of height adapters (6 to a bag). They come in three heights: 0.8", 1.6" and 2.36".

To install, remove the suction cups, screw in the height adapters and then put the suction cups back on.

Need a transfer aid? Rotating Aid (DL6173): This disk is approximately 11.5". You would sit on it and then rotate, or swivel, into the proper position on the seat. It is made of plastic with a white cover.
Rotating and Transfer Aid (DL6174): The same disk as above, but it is mounted to a base that has a groove where the seat can slide almost 6". The aid could be placed closer to the edge of the lift flap. You would sit on the disk, turn and slide so that you would be seated more in the center of the lift. The base of the aid not covered by the disk will bend as the seat lowers into the tub.

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