This is the product description text that will appear here.
Quantity
1
Description
AquaLift Video
See AquaLift in action
AquaLift helps make bathing safer, easier, and more comfortable for seniors and adults with limited mobility.
AquaLift Bath Lift Chair
Safe, comfortable bathing made simple.
AquaLift is ...
Reviews
4.4
5 ratings
5
4
3
2
1
Wonderful. After my 89 year old mother got stuck in the bathtub and I spent 45 min trying to get her out, this lift was amazing . Snapped the back on, charged it , and she was in and out smoothly. So great.
A
Anonymous · August 20, 2026
This chair is perfect. Easy to operate and saved us thousands of dollars from having to purchase a walk in tub.
Thank you Aqua Lift Bath Lift Chair!
J
Janice · July 4, 2026
Subject: Pop the Champagne! I’m finally able to take a bath again.
My 92-year-old mom was disappointed that she could no longer use her whirlpool tub. So, I sent the tub’s specs and 2+ pages of technical questions to Innovative Home Technologies, LLC. They responded quickly with very thorough answers.
So, why AquaLift?
* Technology: rated for up to ~120 lifting cycles per charge on its lithium battery (AKA you only need to charge it once a month, not twice a week or worry about overcharging a wet-cell battery).
* Price effective: costs half the price of lift chairs with lithium batteries, and the replacement battery is a quarter of the cost of top competitors.
* An affordable multi-year extended warranty option that includes the remote control and battery. Many of the top competitors require a new battery ($180 - $257) and/or remote ($200 on up) every few years, plus their warranties cost $150 to $400 or more.
* AquaLift also doubles as a floor lift, a feature we’ve already used twice. 🙄
* The customer service is excellent and effective. Rusty was patient and answered all my questions with great detail and kindness. 👍🏼
* It fits in both her Kohler Devonshire and the American Standard Cadet tubs.
Bottom line: AquaLift is worth every penny for not just the safety aspect, but the sheer happiness it’s brought my mom in finally being able to take a bath again. After sinking into her first bath in over a year, she said, “Pop the Champagne! I’m finally able to take a bath again.” 🛁 🍾