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ArjoHuntleigh Sara Stedy Sit to Stand Manual Patient Lift Aid | Holds up to 400 Pounds

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Original price $3,270.00
Original price $3,270.00 - Original price $3,270.00
Original price $3,270.00
Current price $3,120.20
$2,941.40 - $3,120.20
Current price $3,120.20

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The Arjo Sara Stedy is a manual sit-to-stand aid that lets a single caregiver help a resident or patient get up from a chair, bed edge or toilet and move a short distance. There is no motor or battery: the person pulls up on the crossbar handle while resting the shins against the knee pad, and the caregiver swings the two seat wings closed behind them so they can sit back during the move.

Two frame sizes are offered. Choose Regular for people roughly 4 ft 11 in to 6 ft 6 in tall, or Compact for smaller users from about 4 ft 6 in to 5 ft 8 in. Both sizes carry a 400 lb safe working load, and foot pedals spread the base legs so the frame can roll up close to wider chairs and commodes.

Features

  • Non-powered design: nothing to charge, simple to use every day
  • Seat wings fold out of the way to stand, then close for seated support during the transfer
  • Padded knee rest and crossbar handle let the user help with the stand
  • Pedal-operated legs widen the base to reach around wide chairs
  • Low-friction castors, with brakes on the two rear wheels
  • Holds a DSDC dementia-design accreditation (Class 1B)

Specifications

  • Safe working load: 400 lb (182 kg)
  • Regular size user height: 4 ft 11 in to 6 ft 6 in
  • Compact size user height: 4 ft 6 in to 5 ft 8 in
  • Unit weight: 64.8 lb (29.4 kg)
  • Overall length: 36 1/5 in
  • Outside width, legs closed: 19 1/3 in
  • Outside width, legs open: 34 2/3 in
  • Inside width, legs open: 29 1/5 in
  • Leg height from floor: 3 7/8 in
  • Turning radius: about 41 in
  • Power: None (manual)

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