Visit us at LIW: 30th
Sep – 2nd 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
Oct – Stand W621
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
SPATEX 2015 –The Place To Do Business
BIGGER, BRIGHTER and BOLDER! Now entering its 19th year, 2015 is set to reaffirm SPATEX’s status as THEUK’s LEADING Pool, Spa, Hot Tub and Sauna Exhibition. All sectors of the Industry, commercial and domestic, will meet to showcase new products, innovations, network with peers and learn new skills.
SPAT SUNDAY 1ST
the pool and spa show ATEX 015 TEX2015 TO TUESDAY 3RD FEBRUARY 2015 COVENTRY, WEST MIDLANDS, CV6 6GE, UK
Contact Michele Bridle (
michele@spatex.co.uk) or Helen Mulingani (
helen@spatex.co.uk). Telephone +44 (0) 1264 358558 or visit
www.spatex.co.uk to book your stand NOW!
By the Industry , for the Industry
EXTENDING INTO HALLS 1 & 2 FOR 2015 EASY TO-GET-TO CENTRAL LOCATION FREE ON-SITE CAR PARKING FREE WIFI IN EXHIBITION HALLS EXCELLENT DEALS ON HOTELS NETWORKING& WORKSHOP OPPORTUNITIES
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