VISIT US AT LIW - 24-26 September 2013 - STAND P530 EZ Pool Lift
Epoxy powder-coated stainless steel construction Easy-to-use manual lifting operation with 360° rotation Lifting capacity 400 lbs (28.5 stones = 181 kg) Easily removable by one person Battery-assisted Power EZ Lift model available Option of solid moulded plastic seat with Rover transporter Single fixing socket
The Revolution Lift
Suitable for professional hydrotherapy/ commercial use Powder-coated stainless steel construction Fully automatic, powered by 24V rechargeable battery Operated by waterproof hand-held control Lifting capacity 35.5 stones (226 kilos) Attachments available include wheelchair, transport cart, rescue (spine) board and other options Single fixing socket giving 360° rotation 5 year structural warranty
SUNTRAP SYSTEMS 158 Gordon Road, Harborne,
Birmingham B17 9EY
Tel: +44(0)121 428 1155 Fax: +44(0)121 428 1166
Email:
sales@suntrap-systems.co.uk www.suntrap-systems.co.uk
The UK’s leading independent swimming pool manufacturer
Find us on Contact us today for a free quote and sample Save on pool energy costs
• Installing a heat retention cover on a swimming pool is the single most cost effective means of reducing pool water heat loss
• Typical payback period is less than 18 months
• Manufactured and installed by a company with over 40 years experience in the swimming pool industry
• Manual and motorised systems available
• Contact us for an informal discussion or a no obligation quote
+44 (0) 1424 857802
www.commercialpools.co.uk sales@plasticapools.net
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