Super Stand Aid Mobile Hoist
Lockable wheels
150Kg Weight limit
Cable remote control
Cushioned knee supports
Optional hand grips
Removable footplate
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Specifications
| Outside width | 58 – 96.2cm |
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| Overall height (with arm down) |
100.4cm |
| Chassis height | 16cm |
| Lifting arm height (extended) | 89 – 154cm |
| Turning circle | 96cm |
| Weight (standard) | 40Kg |
| Weight capacity (SWL) | 150Kg |
Features
- Can also be used for emergency floor lifts. A special padded belt is required for this.
- The Super Stand Aid transfer aid comes as standard with a 2-point harness/belt.
- Adjustable cushioned knee supports for comfort and safe patient transport.
- The lifting arm is included with two belt attachment points and is adjustable to the user.
- Cable-operated remote control. Allows the patient to use the standing aid themselves if capable and safe. Thus granting more independence and privacy.
- Wheel set with full brakes, individually lockable.
- Mains cable
Benefits
- Can be used with bariatric patients up to 400Kg
- Features a unique twin rail design to ensure strength when lifting heavier clients
- They are equipped with wheels which makes it easy to move between rooms
- Can be assembled without tools
The Super Stand Aid, walking, transport and transfer aid are suitable for domestic use with a 150kg weight limit. As well as nursing home and healthcare sectors. A patient can be lifted very carefully in accordance with their physiological movement patterns. They can be lifted from a seated to a standing position. Then with ease moved directly to the bath, toilet or bed, all without effort. In this way, the patient’s muscles, sense of balance, and circulation, among other things, are assisted and trained. This standing hoist can provide up to 40 lifts between charges.
A standing hoist is used when someone has difficulty standing but can still stand with help. These devices are good for moving from bed to chair or similar activities. Standing hoists are similar to portable hoists but are not intended for full-body lifts.
Compact design, highly manoeuvrable standing hoist
Additional options
- Floor lift belt
- Optional two mounted hand grips for added reassurance and safety during patient raising or lowering.
- For patients needing only "backup protection" while standing, the footplate can be removed. You can choose between a folding or removable footplate
- 4-point lift upgrade: A cross-plate and special belt help lift patients with minimal mobility into an upright position, offering a more efficient and comfortable lift. The upgrade enhances user comfort and stability by supporting both posture and sides. The belt/sling features in-built stiffeners to prevent twisting or pinching, along with a soft non-slip pad for added safety and comfort.
Frequently Asked Questions
My family member can still bear some weight but struggles to stand up from a chair or bed, what's the best solution?
A standing hoist like the Super Stand Aid is designed precisely for this situation, it lifts a person from seated to standing and moves them safely to the toilet, bath, bed or chair, without any manual lifting by the carer. Unlike a full-body hoist, it supports people who can still bear some weight, actively engaging their muscles, balance and circulation during the transfer rather than lifting them passively.
What's the difference between a standing hoist and a full-body hoist — which do I need?
A standing hoist suits someone who can still bear some weight and stand with assistance, making it ideal for bed-to-chair, chair-to-toilet and similar transfers where partial weight-bearing is possible. A full-body mobile or ceiling hoist is needed for someone who is fully immobile and cannot bear any weight, if you’re unsure, the team can advise on 020 8191 3247.
What weight can the Super Stand Aid support?
The standard Super Stand Aid has a safe working load of 150kg. For heavier users, a bariatric configuration with a unique twin-rail design adds strength and supports patients up to 400kg, giving safe transfers for plus-size clients.
Can the Super Stand Aid be used for someone with very limited mobility who struggles to stand at all?
Yes, the optional 4-point lift upgrade uses a cross-plate and specially stiffened non-slip belt to lift patients with minimal standing ability into an upright position, offering more support and stability than the standard 2-point harness. This makes the Super Stand Aid suitable for a wider range of users than a standard standing hoist, bridging the gap between a standing aid and a full-body hoist.
Can the user operate the Super Stand Aid themselves?
Yes, where it’s safe to do so. The cable-operated remote control lets a capable user raise and lower themselves, giving greater independence and privacy. A carer can also operate it and adjustable cushioned knee supports keep the user comfortable and secure.
How many lifts does it do between charges?
The Super Stand Aid provides up to 40 lifts between charges, so it comfortably covers a day’s transfers before recharging. It’s powered for smooth, effort-free lifting and supplied with a mains cable for charging.
Is the Super Stand Aid suitable for small or confined spaces?
Yes. Its compact design and small footprint make it ideal for tight spaces, with a 96cm turning circle. The electrical leg-straddle adjustment lets a wheelchair be pushed right up to the footplate, so it can be used close to chairs, beds and toilets.
Can the Super Stand Aid be used for emergency floor lifts?
Yes. With a special padded floor-lift belt, the Super Stand Aid can be used to raise someone from the floor, for example after a fall. This makes it a useful safeguard for carers in addition to everyday transfers.
Can I set up the Super Stand Aid myself and does Adapt A Home show me how to use it?
Yes, the Super Stand Aid assembles without tools and weighs around 40kg, with wheels so it can be moved easily between rooms once set up. Adapt A Home provides home delivery and setup, so the team can ensure it’s correctly configured and you’re confident using it safely before they leave.
Does the Super Stand Aid qualify for VAT relief and can I pay monthly?
Yes. Bought for someone with a disability or long-term health condition, the Super Stand Aid can qualify for VAT relief, removed at checkout for eligible customers, with charities qualifying via a charity number. Flexible payment is available, spreading the cost over up to 12 months through PayItMonthly.
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