Adapts to the patient without individual adjustments
for both patient and caregiver. It is easy to apply and remove and, when correctly fitted, adapts to the patient without individual adjustments.
ISO Standards ApprovedModel: 10/11
Extension Loop Instruction Guide, (219.9 kb)
Lifting Solutions Brochure, (1.4 mb)
OriginalSling, TeddySling Instruction Guide, (402.5 kb)
Original TeddySling Instruction Guide (Trick), (121 kb)
Slings Care and Laundering, (87.3 kb)
Slings Overview Brochure, (364.2 kb)
The design of the OriginalSling allows the patient to hold the arms either inside or outside the sling.
Liko OriginalSling comes in six different sizes (XS - XL). It is important to choose the correct size to achieve the highest level of comfort and safety for the patient. A sling which is too large increases the risk of the patient's sliding out of it, while one which is too small will be tight-fitting in the groin and cause discomfort.
Note that size Small is for children, while Medium-Slim fits slim adults. Size XL has a higher weight capacity of 300kg to accommodate larger patients.
Liko OriginalSling is available in different fabrics. Since the sling is normally not left in the chair/bed after completed transfer, we recommend the version in polyester, which is very pliable to work with and durable. Easy to apply and remove.
Liko OriginalSling is also available in cotton and in polyester net for those who leave the sling in the chair after transfer and who want an airier alternative.
For bathing; showering and swimming pools, there is a plastic-coated net version, which allows water to pass through; it can be wiped off.
Liko OriginalSling has several versions of leg supports:
Liko OriginalSling is available in 36 standard versions; others may be specially ordered.
Size Small is for children, while Medium-Slim fits slim adults.
More information can be found in the Instruction Guide.
As an alternative to OriginalSling, we recommend UniversalSling mod 00, which has a somewhat higher back support.
Australian Standards have been developed to ensure equipment meets recognised safety and reliability criteria. To achieve this status, equipment must pass a series of tests in which it is put under difficult conditions that are designed to be similar to those that the child or adult may face when the equipment is used. For example, wheelchairs are tested for safhas gained Australian Standard acceptance, it provides a sense of satisfaction and reassurance that it is safe to be used and will do the job.
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