Toilet & Sink Access

Toilet Access

The toilet is a common problem that people with disabilities face. A standard toilet has a rim height of about 14 inches, which is too low for many people, especially those with a disability or limited mobility. There are a variety of ways to raise the toilet seat and make it easier to get on/off of the toilet.

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Toilet Incline Lift:

EHLS offers the TILT from EZ-ACCESS. The TILT is a toilet incline lift that is perfect for anyone who needs assistance getting on and off the toilet. The toilet incline lift is an easy-to-use safety solution that is built for comfort and durability. It is equipped with a remote companion control giving the user or caregiver the ability to operate the TILT with a push of a button. The frame and assembly of the toilet incline lift are protected by a plastic shield, which can easily be removed to be cleaned. The toilet incline lift was made for quick and easy installation and it comes with a 2-year warranty. Download the Toilet Incline Lift Brochure

Toilet Incline Lift Features:

The entire lift only weighs 34 pounds, making it easy to adjust or move if needed
Easy installation allows for quick use
Fits with toilet bowl heights ranging from 14″ to 21″ – compatible with most toilet bowl heights
The TILT can assist individuals ranging in height from 5’2″ to 6’4″
Attached directly to the toilet bowl and allows users to move 7 – 1/2″ forward for improved balance and increased stability

More Toilet Access Options:

Extended Height or ADA Toilet
Toilevator
Grab bars around toilet
Commodes and seat risers

Sink Access

Space is the primary issue facing a wheelchair user when trying to use the sink. A typical bathroom sink and vanity don’t provide space below the sink for a wheelchair user’s feet and legs. The accessible solution is to clear the area below the sink to provide room. There are several ways to create that space.

Sink Access Options:

Wall mounted sinks
Pedestal Sink
Vanity Top
Motion sensitive faucet

Let EHLS help you make access to your sink as safe, easy and comfortable as possible.

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Testimonials

James and EHLS, thank you and your company for the outstanding work done for Fiona. The family is very thankful and so are we at the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Fiona can now bathe with dignity and privacy.

-Nancy C on behalf of Make-A-Wish Foundation

I recommend EHLS to my patients because they do quality work. The misconception is that anyone can put in a grab bar, but if it’s not done right it can lead to a fatality.

-Dr. Barbara P. MD, Ruth-Presbyterian-St. Luke’s Medical Center

We highly recommend EHLS’ consulting and contracting services to make your home or place of work accessible. EHLS is qualified, professional and creative. Without exaggeration, EHLS is one of the best companies we have had the opportunity to work with.

-Cheryl G and Alberto B, Access Living

Great job. Very dependable and easy to work with.

Susan – Crystal Lake, IL

I was really impressed with EHLS. From the initial phone call, to how everything was handled when the salesman came out to my home for the actual consultation. The salesman who came out to my home was very professional, knowledgeable and honest with me. He described exactly what it was that I would need to make my bathroom fully accessible and safe for me to use. He described in detail what was required, and was full of helpful and useful advice. I really appreciated his honesty and help with the process and could not have been more happy with the work they did. Thank You, EHLS!

Vicki A. – Lincolnshire, IL – Happy with handicap accessible bathroom