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Types of Products To Expect When Looking for a Bath Lift | The Bath Lift Store

April 22, 2010 By The Bath Lift Store Leave a Comment

What Products Can I Expect To Find When Looking for a Bath Lift from The Bathlift Store

If you are looking for a bathtub lift, where are you going to start your search? Have you decided if you can handle a manual bath lift or do you want a power operated model. Do you want your lift chair to recline or do you even want a back rest on your lift? Make a few decisions before you start your search. At least try to have a general idea and the company you choose to work with can help guide you.

When you “google” bath lifts you are going to be presented with hundreds of companies offering this product. (I am assuming you know how to use the internet since you located this article.) Most companies will give you a toll free number to call, offer you free shipping and maybe even a gift to order from their company. Each company will offer several different models to choose from. Some of the better know bath tub lifts are the Petermann 48 and 58, Aquatec Beluga Bath Lift, Sterling 303, Sonaris Bathmaster, Aqua Joy Premier Plus and several models for pediatric needs.

Most of the pricing is going to range about the same, costing on the average of $600.00 to $2500. and up. A bath lift is definitely an investment so you want to choose the right model to fit your needs. When you call the company, ask the right questions. If the person you are talking to can not answer your questions, then find a company that can answer. You can expect to use this lift for years and just about all come with some type of warranty.

Companies try to get the manufacturer to ship the product to you within a day or two. You can expect your lift to arrive in 5 to 7 business days. Sometimes you get lucky and the lift is at your door in 2 to 3 days, other times for whatever reason it can take up to 2 weeks. It makes for a stressful situation when the company is trying to get the lift to you and shipping is not cooperating. Like I said a bath lift is an investment and sometimes it takes a little patience to get your new lift to your door. Visit us at The Bath Lift Store for the Experts in Bath Safety

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How Do You Choose the Right Bath Lift from The Bath Lift Store

April 19, 2010 By The Bath Lift Store Leave a Comment

Many people may start their search for a bathlift by searching and comparing prices, while this may work for you, the best process in the beginning is choosing the right lift chair for your needs.  After you research what is offered, then you can do a price search.  And just how do you figure out what is the right bath lift?  You must consider all the features that each lift offers.

Can you operate a manual lift chair?  A manual lift is probably the most inexpensive way to go.  This type lift is generally operated with a hand crank that you actual operate to raise and lower you in the tub. Consider that you must have ample upper body strength to do this.  The manual lift may or may not have a backrest.

There are more battery operated reclining bath tub lifts on the market than manual and generally are the preferred models.  They may cost you a little more but in the long run it maybe your best choice.  The battery powered lifts have several options such as controlling when you recline, the number of lifts per charge on the battery, the maximum height the lift will raise, or the weight limits of the lift.  All of these are things you want to discuss with the professional you choose to deal with on your bathlift.

There are several bath lifts for children to help them and their parents in the bathing process.  These lifts are generally raised and lowered with air power and also have weight limits.  Some lifts can stipulate height ranges for the child, which are a consideration for comfort.

Another factor may be the ease of transporting the lift.  You may want to take your lift when you go on vacation or change it from one tub to another.  Each lift has a stated weight and come in one or two-piece units which generally are easy for most individuals to carry.

These are just a few of the issues you want to discuss when you are ready to buy a bathlift.  There are other features which may be important to you so do not hesitate to ask the Bath Lift Store Toll Free 888-402-2284 , before you make your purchase.

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Bath Lift Product Information and Reviews Blog The Bath Lift Store

April 11, 2010 By The Bath Lift Store Leave a Comment

The Bath Lift Store announces its newly revised Bath Lift Product Information and Reviews Blog. The Bath Lift Store is committed to providing Mobility Consumers high Quality Bath Lift and Bathroom Safety information. Our Bath Lift Product Information provides additional information to assist in selecting the proper bath lift for your specific need.

The Bath Lift Store has collected input and feedback from our current customers on our top selling bathlift chairs like the Sonaris, Bellavita, Petermann and Sterling.

We will be expanding our Bath Lift Information and Hope you find this information helpful in cutting through the sales information to ensure, we The Bath Lift Store make your returning to a relaxing hot bath a enjoyable safe experience.

Contact us With any Questions, Our Knowledgeable Staff is ready to assist you with further information. 888-402-2284

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Archimedes Bath Lift – Review From The Bath Lift Store

April 8, 2010 By The Bath Lift Store Leave a Comment

The Archimedes bath lift is the most trendy bath lift on the market. This bath lift does what it needs to do by lowering the user to 1.5” into the bath tub. The Archimedes is different in comparison to other bath lifts as it is not as bulky giving the user more room to enjoy the real feel of a bath. The designs of this bath lift breaks down into three parts making the heaviest part weigh 11.5 pounds, by far the lightest bath lift available on the market, a total of 22 lbs. Even though this bath lift weighs just 11.5 pounds; the Archimedes can support up to 330 lbs. Furthermore, this bath lift will rise up to 17.75” and has flaps which are guided as you are lowered into the bath tub. This particular bath tub lift does not recline enabling the user more leg room. However, the backrest height for the Archimedes bath lift is 26.25” giving the user support and comfort for the bath in comparison to a standard 18”.

The Archimedes bath lift is installed with suction cups, like most bathtub lifts ensuring safety and durability. With safety in mind, the Archimedes lifter will not lower into the tub if the battery charge is too low. The Archimedes bath lift is battery operated and the hand remote is waterproof.

This bath lift is ideal for those who want plenty of leg room and easy maintenance.

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