Short Description
Metal bath frame with a mesh sling which supports child level with rim of bath. When metal arm is lifted over child's head and lowered to opposite end, child is lowered into bath. The bars which support the top and bottom of the sling are covered with firm cylindrical foam. Three horizontal straps and a crotch strap support the child.
| Specification |
Standard |
| Load Capacity (supplier stated) |
30 kg |
| Seat Depth |
Unknown |
| Seat Height |
Unknown |
| Seat Width |
Unknown |
Additional Dimensions
Weight (kg) NSW................................... 6.5 kg
Width NSW......................................... 700 mm
More Details
Suitability: Children weighing up to 30kg a measuring a maximum of 68cm from the bottom of their buttocks to mid ear.
Materials:
Frame: . Black plastic coated steel. Folds flat for storage.
. Plastic handles on frame ends (that rest on bath rims).
. 2 Nylon cords which connect the lifting arm to base
of seat to effect the lift.
. Plastic twist lock on frame - keeps aid flat for
storage and transportation.
Fabric: . White loose weave polyester mesh.
. Nylon webbing straps with Velcro fastening.
Lifting technique:
. The child can be transferred from chair / wheelchair onto bath in its raised position - level with top of bath.
.Straps should be attached around child - particularly over the arms - for the lowering stage.
. Outer part of frame near child's head should be lifted over child to rest on bath rim at other end - this lowers child into bath in a semi reclined position.
. After bathing, this procedure should be reversed to lift child to top of bath.
* Designed to fit baths with an internal width: 510 mm and external: 700 mm. Units can be manufactured to fit non-standard baths.
Factors To Consider
.Take care to ensure that the child's hands are held within the hammock to avoid frame entrapment.
. Never leave a child unattended in a bath
. Always check the water temperature before lowering the child in.
. Always ask the supplier for a dry trial
Place Of Manufacture
Medix 21 (NZ)
Standards
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