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Liko™ HygieneSling • 7EN160166 Rev. 5
Alt. A: For very thin patients
Pull the loop straps out of the inner belt loops before
drawing them through the metal rings.
This enables maximum tension.
Alt. B: Intermediate size
Pull only one loop strap out of the inner belt loop.
Cross the loop straps and draw them through the
metal rings.
Alt. C: For larger patients
Pass the loop straps through both the inner and outer
belt loops before drawing them through the metal rings.
If necessary, for optimal function, the length of the waist belt can be adapted to the girth of the patient.
Adapt the Length of the Strap to the Patient’s Girth
Helpful hint:
To accommodate an even wider girth,
the loop straps can be lengthened with Liko Exten-
sion Loops.
In our wide selection of slings, there are many models that can be used for toilet-related lifting situations.
Please visit www.liko.com for more information. Following is a sampling of possible alternative slings:
Liko HygieneSling with Belt™, Mod. 41
Liko HygieneVest™, Mod. 50
Liko HygieneVest High Back™, Mod. 55
Liko OriginalSling™, Mod. 10/11
Liko ComfortSling Plus with Hygiene Opening™, Mod. 310
Liko ComfortSling Plus High with Hygiene Opening™, Mod. 360
Liko MasterVest™, Mod. 60
Liko MasterVest front closure™, Mod. 64
Alternative Slings for Lifting to and from the Toilet
