Power lifting toilet chair
OwnerDan Johnson, Vada Johnsoninventors
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The power lifting toilet chair is a toilet chair which provides 100% lifting capability for up to a 500-pound obese or elderly or disabled person or recovering hospital patient to sit down on a toilet unaided and to rise unaided after using the toilet. The power lifting toilet chair, which stands over and around an existing toilet bowl, can be used without removal of the existing toilet seat. However, for semi-permanent applications, the existing toilet seat would best be removed. The power lifting toilet chair was designed to be powered either by two electrically-powered actuators (12) or by two manually-operated non-electric actuators (46). The non-electric embodiment of the power lifting toilet chair will allow production and use of this invention by elderly, obese or disabled persons or patients in remote or underdeveloped regions without access to electrical power.
A power lifting toilet chair which stands over and surrounds a toilet bowl, comprising:
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