The Accessible Home Journal Vol. 3 Issue 10 October 2009
Bonjour!
Last month we had the pleasure of visiting BHM-Medical in Magog, Quebec, Canada (just southeast of Montreal). The purpose of our visit was to qualify our company for the purchase and installation of their ceiling lifts. BHM-Medical is a leading supplier of quality ceiling lifts and is a strict advocate of safe installations and safe use.
These two pictures show a simple, continuous BHM-Medical track fixed to the ceiling allowing the effortless movement of an individual from one point to another.
Almost any configuration of track can be installed. These installations contain straight and curved tracks but switches, turntables, and gates can be added to increase versatility. Most types of ceilings can be used. The ceiling can be constructed of sheetrock and wood, or concrete, or just about any other building material. BHM-Medical has spent a great deal of time and effort to test and approve a safe method of attachment to a variety of construction schemes. Even cathedral ceilings are okay.
In addition to the
versatility available in track layout there are several different lifts to
use with the track with a wide range of features.
We can cover track versatility and lift features in the months
ahead.
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