Liberty Lift 15″ Standing Aid and Handicap Bar Instruction Guide
- June 9, 2024
- Liberty Lift
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Liberty Lift 15″ Standing Aid and Handicap Bar
Introduction
The Liberty Lift 15″ Standing Aid is a mobility aid designed for individuals with limited mobility or handicap to help them stand up from a seated position. This device features a sturdy construction and a comfortable grip handle, allowing users to easily and safely stand up and support their weight while they regain their balance. The 15″ height is adjustable, providing a comfortable and safe height for the user to stand up. The Liberty Lift is designed to be lightweight and easy to use, making it an ideal solution for those who struggle with standing up from a seated position. It is also designed to be portable, so it can be easily taken with the user when they are on the go
What’s In the Box?
The contents of the box for the Liberty Lift 15″ Standing Aid may vary depending on the specific model, but typically it would include the following items:
- Liberty Lift Standing Aid
- Instruction manual
- All necessary hardware for assembly
Note: Some models may include additional items or accessories, so it’s best to consult the manufacturer’s website or the included instruction manual for a complete list of contents.
ABLE TO SUPPORT 400 LBs
It is made of sturdy, high-quality polypropylene plastic that can lift
someone as light as 400 pounds, such as an elderly friend or relative.
NON-SLIP COMFORTABLE GRIP
Its ergonomic, soft-textured handle is made to fit the hands of any person
without slipping or hurting them.
PORTABLE AND LIGHT
Liberty Lift may more easily be carried in one hand and stored elsewhere in
your home because it is only little larger than a cutting board and weighs
less than a pound.
FOR OUTDOOR & INSIDE
USE Although this device was made with at-home use in mind, you can also use
it in a car or outside. It will be useful if you need to assist someone
getting out of a car seat or pick them up after they have sat down.
QUICK TO CLEAN
You may safely clean or wipe the device with any typical household cleaner
or commercial cleaning solution because it is made of specific materials that
are safe to wash.
DURABLE
Made from a single piece of industrial-grade polypropylene, ensuring the
product stays intact even under high pressure
MOBILITY
Its weight capacity supports up to 400 Ibs. and design improves leverage when
assisting in lifting heavier individuals
EASY TO USE
Comfortable non-slip grip It is designed with an ergonomic comfortable textured handle that can handle any person’s hands in place without slipping and hurting.
Features Liberty Lift 15″ Standing Aid and Handicap
- Adjustable height: The standing aid can be adjusted to a height of 15 inches, providing a comfortable and safe height for the user to stand up.
- Sturdy construction: The standing aid is designed with sturdy construction, providing stability and support while the user is standing up.
- Comfortable grip handle: The standing aid features a comfortable grip handle, making it easy for the user to grasp and hold onto while standing up.
- Lightweight and portable: The standing aid is designed to be lightweight and easy to use, and can be easily taken with the user when they are on the go.
- Easy assembly: The standing aid is designed to be easily assembled, making it ready to use right out of the box.
- Safe and secure: The standing aid is designed to provide a safe and secure way for individuals with limited mobility or handicap to stand up from a seated position.
- Ideal for a variety of settings: The standing aid can be used in a variety of settings, including homes, care facilities, and hospitals, making it a versatile and practical solution for those who struggle with standing up.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if the Liberty Lift is right for me?
The Liberty Lift is an ideal solution for anyone who has difficulty standing up from a seated position, such as people with mobility impairments or people recovering from surgery. It is also a great solution for anyone who wants to be able to easily and safely stand up from a seated position.
What are the dimensions of the Liberty Lift?
The dimensions of the Liberty Lift are as follows:
Width: 15″
Height: 15″
Depth: 5″
What is the weight capacity of the Liberty Lift?
The weight capacity of the Liberty Lift is 400 pounds.
Can I use this device on any chair?
Yes, you can use this device on any chair that has a seat height between 17″ and 22″. If you have a chair with a seat height outside of that range, you can adjust the height of your seat by adding or removing washers. Note that if your seat height is too low, it may not be possible to use this device.
Can I use this device on any table?
Yes, you can use this device on any table that has a top surface between 15″ and 19″. If you have a table with a top surface outside of that range, you can adjust the height of your table by adding or removing washers. Note that if your table is too low, it may not be possible to use this device.
How do I assemble my Liberty Lift?
You can find assembly instructions in your instruction manual or online at www.libertymedical.com/instructions. You can also contact customer service at 1-800-851-0376 for assistance with assembly. Note that some models may require assembly by two people. If you need assistance assembling your device, please contact customer service at 1-800-851-0376 for assistance with assembly.
How do I adjust my Liberty Lift?
You can find instructions for adjusting your Liberty Lift in your instruction manual or online at www.libertymedical.com/instructions. You can also contact customer service at 1-800-851-0376 for assistance with adjusting your device. Note that some models may require adjustment by two people. If you need assistance adjusting your device, please contact customer service at 1-800-851-0376 for assistance with adjusting your device.
Could someone who can only use one hand to grip use this?
He does require a brace to aid in holding his eating silverware.
Can you pick up someone who has fallen from the floor? fallen
The lift was ordered by me two weeks ago, but I have not yet received it. It was supposed to be sent to me in Metairie, Louisiana 70005.
Would this be useful for kayak exits?
The grips are good, and it is solid. It assists me in assisting my 95-year-old mother, who weighs 153 pounds, to rise up from the couch. Since you are coming out of a smaller hole and are not in front of the person, I’m not sure if trying to lift them out of a kayak would be successful. It could work. If their hold is firm, it will likely be quite durable.
Can someone help me get up off the floor with this because my legs are bad?
This is dependent on your joints, the strength of your legs and back, your balance, and the assistance you receive off the ground. If my wife needed help getting up off the floor, I wouldn’t feel confident doing it and would probably phone 911 instead, thereby wasting a valuable resource. For raising from a “on-the-floor” position, I wouldn’t rely on this. If nothing else, it’s great for moving between seats (ie. chair to standing, lying in bed to sitting, etc.). I initially thought the TV advertisement was a gimmick, but I’m glad we bought it now. It provides leverage for the carer, However, take care not to drag someone up against you, since this could cause you to stumble. I’m happy I purchased it.
Can you use this after rotator cuff and shoulder replacement surgery?
I’ve used Liberty Lift to assist my disabled husband in rising from the bed. It was quite beneficial. After shoulder and rotator cuff surgery, I can’t imagine using it anytime soon, but I believe this is a question best left to your doctor.
Would this assist in removing someone from a bathtub?
The 15″ Liberty Lift Standing Aid COULD assist in lifting someone out of a bathtub, but the individual would need to find a way to turn sideways and brace their feet on the inside of the tub so that someone standing OUTSIDE the tub could pull them up. Hard to say if that would be successful.
Will this allow someone lying in bed to turn from their back to their side?
If someone else is available to be on the opposite side of the lift, then that would work in that situation (someone needs to pull). NO, it wouldn’t function if the person on the bed is alone. In that situation, a bedside railing of some kind would be useful. They sell “L”-shaped rails that slide under the mattress to support the railing. Everything depends on the disabled person’s capacity.
How is this different from pulling up by grabbing each other’s elbows?
Holding on to each other’s elbows, I believe your hold might become shaky. This technology is effective. With this, I can easily lift my spouse, who weighs 160 pounds, who is 122 pounds.
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