RESIDENTIAL
Ceiling Lifts
Ceiling lifts are an excellent choice for lifting and moving a patient or resident who has limited mobility and has limited space. Elevators of Texas provide ceiling lifts that significantly minimize accidents caused by patient/resident handling in both home care and institutional environments. Ceiling lifts travel over overhead rails that are either permanently mounted or free-standing.
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Ceiling Lift Styles

Fixed Ceiling Lifts
Fixed ceiling lifts are permanently installed on the rail or system of rails. They also have an optional return to charge, adjustable lateral speed, and height of carry bar features.
Compact but powerful, fixed ceiling lifts lift quickly to reduce patient transfer time. Easily changed batteries have audible low battery warnings, visual charge indicators, and auto shutoff when not in use.
The ceiling rail or track system can flexibly be adapted to almost any home or institutional situation, running as simply as from bed to wheelchair, or as elaborately as from bedroom to bath to activity area.

Portable Ceiling Lifts
Portable ceiling lifts can be transferred when needed from one rail or system of rails to another. Lightweight, easy to handle, and designed to provide complete control for the care giver, they are perfect for temporary or portable installation, and can lift up to 440 lbs. The carry bar is integral to the lift, with positive locking latches to secure the sling.

Bariatric Ceiling Lifts
Elevators of Texas can provide bariatric lifts capable of handling up to 600 lbs and up to 1000 lbs. We weight-test all lifts and overhead tracks after installation to ensure safety.
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All DME of Texas ceiling lift installations are weight tested to ensure safe and reliable operation. We are manufacturer certified to perform this critical task.
Contact DME of Texas at (281) 590-8448 for a full explanation of the benefits of these versatile ceiling lifts.
- Safe and easy to use
- Less space required to operate than floor lifts
- Less obtrusive for patients
- Always available for use
- No storage requirements