Dignity Lifts WL2 Bidet Toilet Lift
PRODUCT DETAILS
Standing up is only part of the bathroom routine. For some people, reaching and twisting to clean afterward becomes the harder step, and it is often the one they are least comfortable asking for help with.
The WL2 combines a powered toilet lift with a built-in bidet. It washes with adjustable water temperature, pressure, and nozzle position, dries with warm air, and then raises the seat to help you rise. A heated seat and automatic deodorizer are included, and there are separate preset programs for men and women.
We selected the WL2 for households where hygiene, not just standing, is the main concern, and where keeping that routine private matters.
Installation: please read before ordering
The WL2 needs both a nearby GFI electrical outlet and a connection to your toilet's existing water supply. It heats its own water, so no hot-water line is needed. The plumbing step is similar in difficulty to installing a faucet. If you would rather not do it yourself, a licensed plumber can handle it, and professional installation can be arranged; ask us for details and pricing.
Specifications
- Rise: up to 14 inches
- Weight capacity: 300 lbs.
- Power: requires a nearby GFI electrical outlet
- Water: connects to the toilet's existing cold water supply; heats its own water
- Bidet: adjustable water temperature, pressure, and nozzle position; warm-air dryer; heated seat; deodorizer; men's and women's presets
- Controls: lift buttons on both handlebars; multi-function bidet remote
- Toilet rim height: 14 to 18.5 inches
- Side clearance needed: 12.5 inches from the center of the toilet bowl, each side
- Total width: 24 7/8 inches; inside width 18 inches; depth 20.5 inches; 19 inches between arms; seat opening 12 x 8 inches
- Arms fold up for getting on and off
Checking the fit before you order
Measure from the center of your toilet bowl to the nearest wall, tub, or vanity on each side, and check your toilet rim height. Toilets with a tank that flares sharply forward at the base may not fit. Dignity Lifts publishes a short "Will it fit?" guide, and we are glad to walk through your measurements with you before you order.
Returns: please read before ordering
Toilet lifts follow the Dignity Lifts return policy, not our standard 30-day return.
- Within 30 days of purchase, Dignity Lifts accepts an unopened box with the outer strapping intact (10% restocking fee), or a lift that could not be installed, returned with all parts in the original box and packing (20% restocking fee).
- A lift that has been used, or whose toilet-seat protective wrap has been removed, cannot be returned.
- Lifts without their original box and packing materials cannot be returned, so please keep them until you are sure the lift fits.
- Contact us before sending anything back, and we will arrange the return with Dignity Lifts.
Questions and answers
What does installation involve?
The WL2 needs a nearby GFI outlet and a connection to your toilet's existing water supply, similar in difficulty to installing a faucet. A licensed plumber can do it, and professional installation can be arranged; ask us.
Do I need a hot-water line?
No. The WL2 heats its own water.
Will it fit my toilet?
It works with toilet rims from 14 to 18.5 inches high and needs about 12.5 inches of clearance from the center of the bowl on each side.
How much weight does it hold?
300 lbs.
How does it ship, and what does shipping cost?
UPS Ground directly from Dignity Lifts to the lower 48 states, typically 3 to 7 business days. Dignity Lifts sets the shipping cost when the order ships, usually $50 to $100. We charge $100 at checkout and refund any difference. For Alaska, Hawaii, and other locations, please contact us for a quote.
What Dignity Lifts customers say
These reviews of the WL2 were written by Dignity Lifts customers on dignitylifts.com and are shared here with Dignity Lifts' permission. They are not reviews of orders placed at GenTree Home.
"It is the most fabulous toilet seat!"
Nancy, Dignity Lifts customer
"The lift gives him that necessary boost to get to a height where he is able to stand up on his own."
Dignity Lifts customer
"The seat opening itself is smaller than a standard elongated seat which necessitates precise positioning anatomically"
Dignity Lifts customer
Good to know
A toilet lift is a piece of home equipment, not a medical treatment. If you are unsure whether a lift suits someone's needs, it is worth discussing with an occupational therapist or physician. Ships by UPS Ground directly from Dignity Lifts in Troy, Michigan. Check current specifications and installation requirements with us or the manufacturer before ordering.