Available with electric or manual height adjustment across a generous range.The manual model is operated using a handle installed on the side of the unit, while the electric model is operated with a wireless hand control.
The smooth surface with rounded edges is cleaning-friendly, making it easy to maintain a high level of hygiene. There are no unnecessary recesses or gaps where moisture and bacteria can accumulate.
The toilet lifter is rated to a maximum user weight of 300 kg, making it one of the most capable toilet lifters available and suitable for use across a wide range of users, including in bariatric care settings.
The lifter is designed to be compatible with all standard wall-mounted toilets, simplifying specification and installation across new builds and renovation projects alike.
Height-adjustable brackets for support arms are available in left and right variants, allowing Sense toilet support arms to be mounted directly onto the Elevate unit. This creates a fully integrated toilet solution.
The Elevate is a small unit with high capacity and a discreet design that provides plenty of space and good access in transfer situations. The compact footprint means the toilet area remains clear and accessible
Combining the Elevate toilet lifter with the Sense toilet support arms creates a complete and fully integrated toilet solution for users with limited mobility.
While Elevate handles lowering the user to the seat and raising them back to standing — the Sense support arms provide stable handholds throughout the transition, giving the user something firm to hold at exactly the right moment.
Supports safe and ergonomic toilet transfers in clinical environments, reducing manual handling demands on staff.
Supports patients during recovery by adapting to changing mobility levels, enabling safe and controlled sit-to-stand movements.
Allows residents to maintain dignity and independence private daily routines, while reducing the physical demands placed on caregivers.
For many individuals, maintaining the ability to use the toilet independently is what makes staying in their own home possible.
