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Molly bather bath lift
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The Molly Bather

The Molly Bather is one of the most versatile bath lifts on the market. It allows you to use the full length, width and depth of your existing bathtub whilst providing the support you need to lower and raise yourself in and out of the tub with ease.

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Easy to clean

Improves cleanliness & hygiene

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To support ease of movement

Customisable options

Tailored solutions to suit individual needs
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Key Features

  • Extendable belt from the transfer stool which can attach to the grab rail
  • The padded transfer stool which allows safe entry and offers a place to sit and dry yourself
  • Lift lowering and raising at the press of a button
  • The belt can be unclipped from the grab rail and retracted back into the stool so others can enjoy a normal bath without any inconvenience.
  • Unique slip cushion made from a special closed cell foam which is water repellent and machine washable.
  • A rechargeable battery pack to power the lift
  • A height-adjustable stool that lets you pick the setup that suits you
  • A choice of sturdy grab rails to ensure there will always be one within your reach
  • Satin aluminium and stainless steel construction so your Molly Bather will last for years to come
Maximum user weight

140kg
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Quality installations

At Absolute Mobility, our in-house installers have our reputation and your best interest in the forefront of their minds. Vetted and approved by Which? Trusted Trader scheme and Checkatrade, we guarantee you quality and respect at all times.

No quibble guarantee

Once the installation is complete, our installer will show you how everything works and make sure you are completely happy before leaving your home as tidy as they found it. We will also provide you with a comprehensive guarantee.

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FAQs

Discover clear and honest answers to your frequently asked questions.

What is the alternative to a bath lift?

A popular alternative to a bath lift is a walk-in bath, which features a small swing door that allows users to walk into the bath (rather than using a bath lift to get over the side walls). A walk-in bath is suitable for those who can manage a small step height of around 8 or 9 inches – roughly the same height as a step on a flight of stairs.

Alternatively, a sit-in tub-style bath is another option that may suit users who find it challenging to get in and out of a traditional lying-down bathing position. Similar to walk-in baths, tub-style baths also feature small doors for easy entry and exit, plus a comfortable fitted seat to provide a supported, seated bathing experience.

What are the disadvantages of a bath lift?

One of the disadvantages of bath lifts is that they do not help in getting over the wall of the bath. The bather will either have to step into the bath or perch on the edge of the bath, swing their legs over and into the bathtub and then shuffle their bottom onto the bath lift seat.

What types of bath lifts do you offer?

We offer a selection of bath lifts, including bath lift seats and belts. Contact our friendly accessible bathroom experts today to discuss your needs in more detail.

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