Ceiling Lift Installations

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Associated Partners in Healthcare is an Arjo Certified Installer and we are able to offer customized ceiling lift installations

The process can take a few weeks and involves the following steps:

  • 1

    Initial meeting

    Includes discussion of individual needs and wants, equipment options, installation options, rough design of track layout, and visual inspection of attic area with special emphasis on accessibility to area above the proposed installation.

  • 2

    Submission of assessment to Arjo for approval.

  • 3

    Second meeting to present the "approved" Arjo installation drawings and price quote.

    If accepted, schedule installation date and obtain deposit.

  • 4

    Order equipment from Arjo.  

    Delivery generally takes 7-10 days.

  • 5

    Installation of equipment, structural weight test, training on use of equipment.

  • 6

    One week follow-up visit to perform additional training, inspect system, answer any questions.

Below are photographs taken of actual installations performed by Associated Partners in Healthcare.

Bathroom with limited attic access.

Required access from below to mount hardware to joists.

This job took 3 days due to the limited attic access which required the use of an outside contractor to tape and finish the ceiling as well as moving the shower light and vent.

1 - Drop rods extending through ceiling

1 - Drop rods extending through ceiling

2 - Finished ceiling with kwiktrak attachments

2 - Finished ceiling with kwiktrak attachments

3 - Finished Installation

3 - Finished Installation

4- Finished Installation over shower

4- Finished Installation over shower

These photos show some of the obstacles that need to be worked around.

With proper pre-assessment they usually pose no delay.

1 – No attic access. Hilti wall attachment

1 – No attic access. Hilti wall attachment

2 – Finished wall attachment

2 – Finished wall attachment

3 – Exposed decorative beams

3 – Exposed decorative beams

4 – Kwiktrak in place

4 – Kwiktrak in place

1 – Finished X-Y system in room with exposed beams

1 – Finished X-Y system in room with exposed beams

2 – Typical straight track installation

2 – Typical straight track installation

3 – Typical X-Y installation

3 – Typical X-Y installation

4 – View of added electrical outlet with visible cord

4 – View of added electrical outlet with visible cord

5 – Cord routed through ceiling

5 – Cord routed through ceiling

Cathedral Ceilings require the use of Extension Rods to allow the track to be level and at a usable height. Holes must be cut into the ceiling to affix the brackets for the rods.

Cathedral Ceilings require the use of Extension Rods to allow the track to be level and at a usable height. Holes must be cut into the ceiling to affix the brackets for the rods.

Cathedral Ceilings require the use of Extension Rods to allow the track to be level and at a usable height. Holes must be cut into the ceiling to affix the brackets for the rods.

Cathedral Ceilings require the use of Extension Rods to allow the track to be level and at a usable height. Holes must be cut into the ceiling to affix the brackets for the rods.

Wall to Wall Brackets are used where there is no attic access and the lift must be able to bear a weight of 600 lbs. The Wall Posts are attached to the wall studs using a higher capacity fixed track attached to the tops of the Wall Posts. The room shown has an X-Y System.

Wall to Wall Brackets are used where there is no attic access and the lift must be able to bear a weight of 600 lbs. The Wall Posts are attached to the wall studs using a higher capacity fixed track attached to the tops of the Wall Posts. The room shown has an X-Y System.