Being disabled doesn’t have to keep you from enjoying life. Take swimming, for instance. Pool lifts can now help people with disabilities can now enjoy the pleasure of a swimming pool. Zoro even has handicap pool lift that are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. These ADA lift models uses hydraulics to raise and lower the submersible seat-belted chair. We also have other pool accessories, including pool ladders, pool cleaners, and pool diving boards and platforms to keep your pool clean and safe.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are various types of pool lifts to suit diverse needs. These include portable lifts that are manually operated and can be moved around, semi-permanent lifts that are anchored to the pool deck for increased stability, and fully automated lifts that provide hands-free operation for enhanced convenience.
Pool lifts are designed with varying weight capacities to accommodate different user requirements. They typically range from 300 to 600 pounds. When selecting a lift, it's crucial to consider the combined weight of the user and any necessary assistive devices.
Safety is paramount when selecting a pool lift. Look for features such as non-slip surfaces on platforms and steps, emergency stop buttons, weight sensors for added protection, and corrosion-resistant materials to ensure durability in outdoor environments.
Regular maintenance is essential to ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your pool lift. This includes regular cleaning to remove dirt and debris, monthly inspections for any loose connections or signs of wear, and periodic lubrication of moving parts to minimize friction and ensure smooth operation.
