Archimedes Bath Lift

Getting in and out of the bathtub safely is one of the biggest challenges for anyone with limited mobility — and it's often where independence quietly slips away. The Archimedes bath lift is built to give that independence back, gently lowering the bather to the bottom of the tub and raising them again at the touch of a button, so a warm soak no longer means a risky lower or an exhausting climb out.

At the center of this collection is the Archimedes Battery-Powered Bath Lift (LAA3716), engineered with a sturdy 364 lb weight capacity and a seat that lowers to as little as 2.75 inches from the tub floor — deep enough to enjoy a genuine bath rather than perching above the water. The chair is battery powered, so there's no cord trailing into the water and no electrical hookup near the tub; the handset simply floats the seat down and back up on demand. A low profile and compact seat footprint (roughly 15.5 x 17 inches) help it fit standard household tubs.

Buyers considering a bath lift usually want to know a few things up front: it requires no permanent installation, it's removable for cleaning or when other family members bathe, and its waterproof handset is designed for wet-environment use. For many households it's the difference between an aide-assisted bath and one a person can manage on their own or with minimal help.

If you're outfitting a safer bathroom, pair it with related bath safety equipment, or explore broader mobility and daily living aids. You can also return to the Honest Medical homepage to browse our full range.