The Solo Toilet Lift is designed to help users get up into a standing position. At the touch of a button, the battery powered motor will raise the toilet seat and assist the user as they raise themselves to a standing position (or as they lower themselves to a sitting position). The seat raises with body’s natural standing movement.
The Solo Toilet Lift helps the user retain their independence and dignity in the bathroom. At the same time the toilet lift will helps reduce effort and manual handling risks for carers who provide toileting assistance.
The product is ideal for anyone who struggles with sitting and standing and therefore has problems using a normal toilet unaided. A wide range of neurological conditions, which result in muscle weakness in the legs and arms, may be helped by using the Solo Toilet lift (examples include MS, stroke, Parkinson’s, spinal cord weakness, etc). Examples of other conditions which may give rise to the need for the toilet include arthritis, hip replacement, heart problems and obesity. However, if you are in doubt, we would strongly advice you seek advice from a health professional and we are always happy to assist with advise and an assessment.
The design of the Solo Toilet Lift is modern, attractive and unobtrusive, while being shaped for comfort.
It has been created to be stable and safe as well as being strong and durable (the toilet seat is made of ABS thermoplastic polymer for impact resistance and toughness, while the structural components are made from polypropylene which give strength).
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Models can also be specified with tilt up armrests which give additional user support.
A set of extended feet is available to raise the seat a further 6cm (2.5").
Installation is straightforward and generally does not require a specialist:
A. If you have tendency to lean to one side and are very unsteady on your feet we recommend fixing the toilet lift to the floor (particularly if your toilet lift is fitted with armrests).
A. Using the smart charger, it takes around 5 hours to fully charge a flat battery.
A. The number of ‘lifts’ from a full battery charge will depend on a number of factors, including the weight of the user, the age of the battery and the number of times the battery has been charged over its lifetime. As an approximate guide, a new, fully charged battery pack will manage approximately 80 lifts (up and down) for a 130kg (20.5 stone) user.
A. Raise the toilet seat to its maximum height or pull the toilet lift away from the toilet to gain best access to clean the toilet lift.
Use mild, non-abrasive bathroom cleaners. If the toilet lift requires disinfection, a soft cloth can be used to wipe down surfaces with an antibacterial cleaning agent (as you would for other domestic surfaces, such as baths and washbasins). Afterwards, wipe over with a damp cloth and then dry with a dry cloth.
The toilet lift should only be cleaned by hand.
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Crown Road,
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London
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United Kingdom
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