Transfer Platform / Tip-Up Plate
from Kivi Mobility
Features
- Creates a stable transfer bridge between a wheelchair and vehicle seat
- Electrically raises and lowers users between wheelchair and seat height
- Ideal for SUVs, 4WDs, people movers, and other higher-seated vehicles
- Available for installation on either the driver or passenger side
- Preserves the vehicle's original seat and seatbelt system without modification
- Simple operation via a conveniently positioned push-button handset or switch
- Rated for users up to 100kg maximum load
Designed to bridge the gap between wheelchair and vehicle seat at different heights, this is ideal for higher vehicles such as SUVs, 4WDs and people movers. Users transfer onto the plate before being smoothly raised or lowered to seat level using an electric motor.
It works with the original seat / seatbelt and can be installed on either the driver or passenger side. It features simple push-button operation, built-in safety features, and a compact removable design.
The result is a safer, more comfortable transfer process that reduces physical effort.
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