The ELK is a compact, battery powered lifting cushion that helps assist an individual to the upright position following a fall. The user simply shuffles or is rolled onto the cushion and it can then be slowly inflated. The carer can then support the individual from behind to bring them to a seated position and back to their feet. The cushion is lightweight, portable and easy to use and can be used indoors and outdoors.
About the Mangar ELK Lifting Cushion
The ELK is a compact, battery powered lifting cushion that has been designed to help an individual to the upright position following a fall. It is simple to use and works by the user shuffling on to the deflated cushion or being rolled on to it by a carer from the recovery position. It can then be inflated at the touch of a button with someone supporting the individual from behind to bring them to a seated position and back to their feet.
The ELK is lightweight, weighing just 3.6kg, and is portable meaning it can be used both indoors and outdoors and is effective in the tightest of spaces. Using the ELK minimizes any moving and handling risks and prevents injury to both the patient and the carer.
- Portable lifting cushion
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- Lifts up to 70 stone
- Ideal for use in tight spaces
- Simple to use
- Supplied with airflo compressor
- Reduces risk of injury to user and carer
For more information please read the product specification.
Mangar ELK Lifting Cushion Specification
| Inflated height | 565mm (22¼") |
| Inflated width | 570mm (22½") |
| Inflated depth | 500mm (19½") |
| Deflated folded dimensions | 620mm x 260mm x 115mm |
| Product weight | 3.6 kg |
| Maximum User Weight | 450kg (70st) |
Mangar ELK Lifting Cushion Reviews
Delivery and Returns
Delivery of this product will be made directly from the distributor in approximately 3-5 working days.
If you have any questions about the product or need to return it to us, in the first instance please email info@manageathome.co.uk or call our customer services department on 0800 910 1864