Reasons to Buy SP-S Transfer Pole
- Installs in minutes via tension between floor and ceiling, easy to relocate or remove with no damage to ceiling
- As mobility needs change, accessories can be added onto the SuperPole to offer more advanced support
- Versatile and installs anywhere in floor and ceiling, placing transfer support directly where it is needed
- Comfort foam hand grip provides a comfortable gripping surface
- Non-marking base plate rubber, ribbed for better gripping
- Grip material is in Grey with premium high quality grip
- Stylish clean and modern design will suit any decor
- Prevent marring of floor and stipple ceilings
- Use it on beside a bed, bath, toilet or chair
- Useful for those with limited hand strength
- Non-slip, PVC closed foam grip material
- Anti-microbial white powder coat finish
- SuperPole supports up to 300 lbs
- Latex-free
What to Buy with HealthCraft SP-S SuperPole?
- HealthCraft SuperBar Add-On Kit
- HealthCraft Uni-Fit Height Extender for SuperPole
- Also Available (Separately):
HealthCraft SuperPole FRS Assist Pole
HealthCraft SuperPole FRS Floor Receptacle Only
How to Install SuperPole System?
- On a flat horizontal surface, place top plate onto pole.
- Align holes and install clevis pin with washer on opposite side.
- Install cotter pin into clevis pin.
- Place base plate on floor at intended location, and tilt pole.
- When upright, install the pole into the base plate hole.
- Insert shaft of screwdriver thru drive hole of extension screw.
- Hold pole and turn screwdriver clockwise to raise pole.
- Top plate must contact ceiling squarely.
- Continue turning extension screw approx 2-5 turns until pole is secure.
- Turn jam nut until it is tight against bottom of pole.
- Turn both jam nut and extension screw together to jam tight.
- Remove screwdriver and lower cover sleeve to conceal screw.
- SuperPole System User Manual
Note:
- This System should only be installed between floors and ceilings of solid construction or injury may result.
- This System should not be installed on loose floor coverings, in rooms with radiant ceiling heating, in mobile homes, or in suspended or angled ceilings.
