Bath Lifts
Whether you are looking for a bath lift for elderly family members, a reliable disabled bath lift, or simply a mobility bath lift to make your daily routine easier, we have a wide range of options at great prices with fast delivery.
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Bellavita Nova Bath Lift
The Bellavita Nova Bath Lift by Drive is a high quality bath lift, supplied with a choice of either blue or white covers for added comfort.
£259.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageDelivery from: Wednesday 11th November 2026 -

Bellavita Bath Lift
The Bellavita Bath Lift by Drive is a lightweight battery powered reclining bath lift with a unique front aperture that facilitates personal hygiene.
£259.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageDelivery from: Wednesday 11th November 2026 -

Bathmaster Deltis Bath Lift
The Bathmaster Deltis Bath Lift is an excellent bathing aid which helps the user to get in and out of the bath safely.
Delivery from: Wednesday 11th November 2026 -

Riverdale Bath Lift
Restore complete independence, safety, and relaxation to your daily bathing routine with the NRS Riverdale Bath Lift.
Delivery from: Wednesday 11th November 2026 -

Neptune Bath Lift
Delivery from: Wednesday 11th November 2026
What is a Bath Lift?
A bath lift (often referred to as a bath lift chair, bath seat lift, or bath chair lift) is an innovative assistive device designed to gently and safely lower a user into the bathtub and raise them back out.
Unlike permanent walk in baths, a standard portable bath lift is placed directly into your existing bathtub. It securely attaches to the base of the tub using strong suction cups. When you are seated on the bath lift seat, you use a waterproof hand control to lower yourself into the water to enjoy a full-depth soak, and then raise yourself back up level with the tub edge for a safe exit.
The Benefits of a Powered Bath Lift
Choosing an electric bath lift (or powered bath lift) comes with numerous advantages:
Restored Independence: A bath chair lift for elderly or disabled individuals allows users to bathe privately without needing assistance from a carer.
Enhanced Safety: Reduces the risk of slips and falls in the bathroom. Many models feature a built in safety feature that prevent the lift from lowering if there isn’t enough battery power to raise it back up.
Comfort and Relaxation: A reclining bath lift allows the user to tilt backward once lowered into the water, providing a comfortable, relaxing soak that soothes aching joints and muscles.
Easy Transfers: Adding an electric bath lift with swivel seat accessory allows users to slide onto the seat from the side of the tub and effortlessly turn their legs into the water.
Cost-Effective: Compared to wet rooms or walk-in baths, bath lift prices are incredibly affordable and require zero plumbing or structural changes to your home.
Top Bath Lift Models to Consider
When browsing for the perfect elderly bath lift or bath chair lift for disabled users, you will likely come across a few industry-leading models renowned for their quality and reliability:
Bellavita Nova Bath Lift: Building on the success of the original Bellavita. Known for being one of the lightest and lowest bath lifts on the market, the Drive Bellavita bath lift lowers remarkably close to the tub floor, ensuring maximum water immersion. It also features a fantastic reclining backrest.
, the Bellavita Nova bath lift features patented cut-out sections for easier personal hygiene and an even more ergonomic design for ultimate comfort.
Bathmaster Deltis Bath Lift: A heavy-duty, highly durable option. The Bathmaster Deltis bath lift is incredibly easy to assemble and features a compact, robust frame ideal for a variety of bath shapes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
To help you make the best choice, we’ve compiled the most common questions regarding bathing aids and lifts.
How to use a bath lift?
Using an electric bath lift is incredibly straightforward:
Secure the lift: Ensure your bathtub is clean and empty. Place the lift in the tub and press down to engage the suction cups securely against the tub floor.
Attach the controller: Plug the fully charged, waterproof hand controller into the lift.
Fill the tub: Fill your bath with water to your desired temperature.
Transfer onto the seat: Safely transfer onto the seat of the bathlift.
Lower yourself: Press the ‘Down’ button on the hand control. The lift will slowly and quietly lower you into the water. All of our bathlifts have easy to use handsets with simple buttons.
Recline and relax: If you have a reclining bath lift, the backrest will ease backward once at the bottom.
Raise and exit: When finished, press the ‘Up’ button until the seat is flush with the top edge of the bathtub, allowing you to easily transfer out.
How much is a bath lift?
When looking at bath lift prices, the cost generally varies based on the brand, weight capacity, and features (such as reclining abilities or swivel accessories).
Bath lift prices UK: In the UK, a high-quality standard electric bath lift typically ranges from £195 to £450. Premium models or heavy-duty bariatric lifts can range between £500 and £800.
Is a bath lift for disabled and elderly users safe?
Absolutely. Modern bath chair lifts are rigorously tested for safety. They run on low-voltage, waterproof, rechargeable batteries so there is no risk of electric shock. Furthermore, their smart battery technology ensures they will never lower a user into the bath unless there is sufficient charge to lift them back out safely.
Are these devices portable?
Yes! A portable bath lift is designed to separate into two lightweight pieces (the base and the backrest). This makes it easy to remove from the tub so other family members can use the shower, or to pack it up and take it with you when traveling or visiting relatives.
Will a bath lift fit my bathtub?
Most standard mobility bath lifts are designed to fit standard-sized UK and international bathtubs. They come with side flaps that bridge the gap between the seat and the edge of the bath, adjusting to the width of your specific tub. However, if you have a corner bath or a very deep/narrow tub, it is always recommended to check the specific measurements of models or get in touch with our team for advice.



