Fitted Ceiling Hoists

A ceiling Hoist is a fitted overhead patient hoist system, the ceiling track refers to the tracking rail that the actual hoist unit moves along. Our fitted hoists provide a greater lifting height than a mobile hoist option. They require very little effort to move even with someone in the hoist. Our range also includes Bariatric hoists which have greater lifting load capacity than standard.

Our Range of Ceiling Hoists

This portable ceiling track hoist excels in room-to-room patient transfer.

    Emergency lowering

    200Kg lifting weight

    Portable overhead hoist

    Room-to-room transfers

    Two versions available

This bariatric gantry hoist can lift 500kg, transfer and position patients.

    500kg lifting weight

    No need to fit to walls/ceiling

    Can be moved/relocated

    Single person operation

    Accessories available

The Liko 200 Ceiling track hoist is made for patient lifting and transferring easily from bed to a wheelchair or to the floor etc., also for visits to the toilet, gait training, standing and balance training.

    Room-to-room transfers

    Quick change accessories

    Fixed and freestanding

    Easily removable

    Custom-built for user

The Molift Mover 205 is a lightweight, versatile hoist ideal for frequent transfers in care facilities. Weighing just 39.3 kg, it offers easy manoeuvrability while safely lifting loads up to 205 kg.

    205kg Maximum user weight

    Easy hoisting with a stretcher

    Unique push bar

    Unique patented Quick release

    Alternative sling bar options

The Molift Mover 350 is a powerful hoist designed for safe and efficient bariatric transfers. It effortlessly lifts heavy loads while ensuring stability and comfort for both patients and caregivers.

    300kg Safe working load (SWL)

    Ideal for plus size users

    Excellent for gait training

    Unique patented Quick release

    Alternative sling bar options

The Molift Smart 150 is a highly portable and practical mobile hoist, designed to be wheeled and transported with ease.

    150kg weight limit

    Foldable without tools

    Compact and easy to transport

    Spacious hoisting position

    Small footprint

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About our Ceiling Hoists

Fitted Ceiling Track Hoists are essential mobility devices designed to assist individuals with limited physical movement by enabling safe and efficient transfers. These overhead hoists can be mounted into the ceiling, from walls using special brackets or with floor-to-ceiling support legs. We also supply free-standing gantry Hoist systems.

Our ceiling mounted patient lifts are suitable for use in homes, hospitals and care homes. We offer a range of fitted ceiling track hoists and portable gantry hoists in different sizes & configurations to fit the environment best, whilst meeting the needs of the user and carer.

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FAQs

How is a ceiling track hoist installed?

A ceiling track hoist can be mounted directly into the ceiling, fixed to walls using special brackets, or supported on floor-to-ceiling posts. Free-standing gantry systems are also available, so the hoist can be fitted to suit the room’s structure and the user’s needs.

A ceiling track hoist is fixed to the ceiling or walls and provides the smoothest, most friction-free transfer experience with the highest lifting capacity, ideal for permanent home or care installations. A gantry hoist is a freestanding overhead system that requires no fixing to walls or ceiling, making it portable and relocatable, with the UltraTwin Bariatric Gantry supporting up to 500kg for the heaviest users.

Yes. Where fixing into the ceiling isn’t possible, options such as floor-to-ceiling support posts and free-standing gantry systems need no fixing to the walls or ceiling. These can be relocated and easily removed, making them ideal for rented homes or temporary needs.

Yes, ceiling track hoists like the Liko 200 handle the full range of daily transfers including bed to wheelchair, chair, floor and toilet, with quick-change accessories allowing different sling configurations for different tasks without removing the hoist. Some models also support gait training, standing and balance rehabilitation, making them suitable for both ongoing care and recovery.

 Yes, the Liko 200 ceiling track hoist supports gait training, standing and balance rehabilitation as well as standard transfers, making it suitable for users in recovery from stroke, surgery or neurological conditions who need both daily care support and active rehabilitation assistance. Quick-change accessories allow the same hoist to switch between transfer and rehabilitation configurations.

Yes. Alongside standard models, bariatric options include the Liko UltraTwin gantry, which lifts up to 500kg with no fixing to walls or ceiling, plus the Molift Mover 300 (300kg safe working load) and Molift Mover 205 (205kg). These give heavier or plus-size users safe, stable transfers.

Yes. Ceiling track hoists are designed for single-person operation and users can often operate the system independently with minimal assistance. The overhead track provides a smooth, friction-free transfer that reduces strain and the risk of injury for the carer.

Yes, ceiling track hoists used in care settings are subject to LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998), which requires regular inspections by a competent person to ensure safe operation. Adapt A Home can advise on LOLER compliance and ongoing servicing for ceiling hoists in both domestic and care home environments, contact the team on 020 8191 3247.

The right model depends on the user’s weight, the transfer types needed, whether the installation is permanent or temporary and whether the environment is domestic or clinical. Adapt A Home’s team offers expert advice Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm and can recommend the right hoist configuration for your specific room, user weight and care needs, contact us on 020 8191 3247.

Yes. Ceiling track hoists bought for someone with a disability or long-term health condition can qualify for VAT relief, removed at checkout for eligible customers, with charities qualifying via a charity number. The cost can also be spread over up to 12 months through PayItMonthly, subject to eligibility.

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