When purchasing a pool lift, you need to make sure that this swimming pool lift is in compliance with the ADA (The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990; especially when you are buying the handicap pool lift equipment for a public facility. We at All-Terrain Medical have the experience and the knowledge to help you decide which pool lifts will be right ones for you. Because of this, we thought you might enjoy a summary:
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Description |
Specifications |
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Pool Lift Location |
Maximum Water Depth of48 inches |
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Clear Deck Space |
36 inch wide by 48 inch deep transfer area that starts 12 inches behind the seat |
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Seat Height |
The seat must be able to stop between 16 inches and 19 inches above the pool deck. |
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Seat Width |
Seat width minimum of 16 inches |
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Foot and Arm Rests |
Footrests are required. Armrests are optional, but must be foldable or removable when transferring. |
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Operation |
Lift must be capable of unassisted operation. A person must be able to call the lift when it is in either the deck or water position. |
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Submerged Depth |
Lift must submerge to 18inches below water surface minimum. |
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Lifting Capacity |
Minimum of 300 lbs |
