Move directly from your wheelchair to the pool
- Direct transfers to and from a wheelchair and the water
- Easy to maneuver and position
- Folds up easily & can be stored discreetly
- A single lift can be used with multiple pools or in multiple locations around the pool
- The most appropriate body support for everyone, regardless of their disability
- Designed to fit the pool environment : fully safe close to the water (made from sturdy stainless steel)
- Operates from rechargeable batteries
- Emergency stop button halts all motion of the lifting arm
Mobile pool lift with assistance: smooth transfer into the water without physical effort
The Handi-Move mobile pool lift is perfectly suited for use in swimming pools. People with reduced mobility can be easily assisted into the pool by a caregiver.
With the mobile pool lift, transferring from a wheelchair to the pool is simple. The lifting system moves the user into the water in one smooth motion, without physical effort. One caregiver is sufficient.
User friendly
The Handi-Move mobile pool lift is compact, ergonomic, and easy to move thanks to its four wheels.
The lift can be easily removed, and a cover cap fits neatly into the socket opening. After use, the lift can be stored away tidily.
Quick to install
Operation is simple: at the push of a button, the mast lowers into the floor socket at the edge of the pool. After use, it lifts itself out again and can be rolled away.
Durable & safe
The mobile pool lift is made of robust stainless steel, making it perfectly safe for use near water.
The electromechanical lifting system operates on rechargeable batteries.
The emergency stop button halts all movement of the lifting arm.
High mobility
The pool lift is lightweight, has a 360° rotation range, and is easy to move. By installing additional sockets, it can be used in multiple locations.
Various body support options
A range of body support types can be selected.
Options include a lift chair specifically designed for the pool lift, the Handi-Move Body Support, or a sling.
