Summary:
Dignity Lifts has upgraded its bestselling Deluxe Toilet Lift to create the DL2 with customer-informed improvements that enhance accessibility, usability, and durability—while maintaining its price and commitment to user independence.
Key Takeaways:
- Enhanced Accessibility: The DL2 now features swing-up arms and dual-arm controls, making it easier to use for people with diverse mobility needs, including those who require wheelchair transfers.
- Improved Usability & Maintenance: A removable battery (even when down), longer legs to fit more toilet heights, and a remote control for caregivers make the lift more convenient and versatile.
- Same Price, Stronger Support: Despite major upgrades, the lift remains priced at $1499, backed by Dignity Lifts’ customer support, warranty, and dealer network.
Thousands of people rely on Dignity Lifts Toilet Lifts to use the bathroom independently. After talking to many of these customers, the company made significant improvements to its best selling product, The Deluxe Toilet Lift. “It is fun to talk to customers about toilet lifts because many of them have no one else to talk to about their toileting struggles. These folks are happy to chat away on the phone and I’m happy to help them out,” says Dignity Lifts President Tom Nardone.
After countless chats over the last five years, Nardone says it was clear that subtle changes would improve people’s lives tremendously. So the company has implemented the following 7 improvements in its latest toilet lift, the Dignity Lifts Deluxe Toilet Lift DL2.
- The DL2 has swing up arms to allow more people to benefit from a toilet lift. The arms can get out of your way in a tight area and if you need to pivot and turn to get on or off the lift. They also allow sliding transfers from a wheelchair to the toilet lift’s seat.
- These swing up arms are one piece; there is no secondary arm rest nor hand grip. This is sleeker and easier to clean than any other style.
- There are lift controls on both arms. You can operate the lift with your left or right hand, allowing people with varying disabilities to use the lift without assistance.
- The battery on the DL2 can be removed even if the lift is in the down position, making it easier to charge and service.
- The DL2 can fit even more toilets due to its longer legs. Toilets from 14 inches to 18.5 inches high can now be used.
- There is a remote control so that a caregiver can operate the lift remotely.
- The entire structure is now stronger to be more durable and reliable.
Some great things are staying the same, Nardone says. The price is staying the same. Dignity Lifts’ new deluxe lift is just $1499, the same as its predecessor. The Dignity Lifts company is still available to help people choose the right lift for them. They still have a dealer network all over the USA, and they still have a great warranty. Most importantly, Dignity Lifts is still committed to helping users stay independent in the bathroom.
Tom Nardone of Dignity Lifts is available for questions and conversations at 1-248-602-0932.
Visit Dignity Lifts online at DignityLifts.com.
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