Prism Sequoia Free-Standing Lift Package

This listing includes the Sequoia free-standing frame and the P-440 portable ceiling lift. The frame stands on the floor and, as written here, goes together with no tools in under five minutes. It can be set taller or longer in rooms where a ceiling rail is not possible. Use only slings Prism names for the P-440.

Both packages on this store use a P-440 motor at 440 pounds, but the frames differ. The Sequoia is a free-standing track that sits on the floor and is listed to handle a difference in floor height of as much as 610 mm. The Pressure Fit package uses a two-post frame held by pressure between the floor and the ceiling, with a listed 80-inch raising range. Compare both pages against your rooms.

The body of this listing says the Sequoia's multi-level design handles differences in floor height of as much as 610 millimeters. We use that millimeter figure. An older short description writes “24' (610 mm),” which does not agree with 610 millimeters, so the feet wording is not used. Measure your floors against 610 mm, and follow Prism's setup steps.

The page says it goes together with no tools in under five minutes and comes ready to use. Follow Prism's assembly steps, and check that every joint is secure before a raise. A clinician should still confirm that a 440-pound free-standing track is appropriate for the user.

This listing rates the P-440 at up to 440 pounds and describes it as light enough to hold, with standard features for a single caregiver. Other motor measurements, such as unit weight, are not printed on this Sequoia page. For help reading the package, call 1-877-861-8000 on weekdays between 9 AM and 6 PM Pacific.