The Relaxa bath lift
Relaxasteps

Discontinued: The Relaxa

Discontinued

Product discontinued. Please consider The Molly Bather as an alternative solution or contact our friendly team for further advice.

Please consider The Molly Bather as an alternative solution or contact our friendly team for further advice. A belt-style bath lift that could be fitted in less than 3 hours. The Relaxa bath lift was a simple option for the whole family. With its retractable seating belt, you will not need to worry about lifting a heavy portable bath lift in and out of the bathtub each time you want to enjoy a nice long soak. The Relaxa bath lift had a built-in digital water temperature display as well as a probe which could tell you how hot the bath was before you got in so you could be sure to always avoid scalding. How the mechanism worked

  1. Push the rechargeable battery into the slot (holds 20 lifts per charge)
  2. Feed out the belt
  3. Attach the belt to the mounting bar placed on the opposite side of the bath and ensure tension
  4. Place yourself on the belt, and with the press of a button, feel yourself be lowered gently into the bath
  5. Once you’ve enjoyed a good, relaxing soak, just touch another button and let yourself be gently lifted out of the bath
  6. The belt is made of strong polypropylene so it’s sure to last, and the battery is easy to slot in and remove for overnight recharging.
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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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