WHLICKS SAL01 Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift, 400 lb Capacity

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Product guide

WHLICKS SAL01 Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift, 400 lb Capacity

The WHLICKS SAL01 sit-to-stand patient lift is a wheeled transfer chair for indoor home-care use. Its five height positions and listed 400-pound capacity are intended for users who can bear weight through their legs and pull themselves upright, so it is not a full-body lift for people unable to stand.

At a glance

Five height positions are listed, with the manufacturer also describing two leg-pad adjustment options.
Wheels and a described locking mechanism are intended to help with repositioning and transfers.
The split seat, shin supports and foam-wrapped handrails are described as cushioned support and grip features.

Price

$349.99Save 26%

Reference price: ~~$469.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Five listed height settings and two leg-pad adjustment options give caregivers more scope to fit the device to the user.
The listed 400-pound capacity and indoor wheeled design suit transfers between nearby surfaces when the user can participate in standing.
The claimed 24-inch minimum doorway clearance is useful for planning where it may fit, subject to checking actual openings.

Cons

This is a stand-assist device, not a full-body lift. The intended user must contribute leg strength to stand and upper-body strength to pull up.

Technical specifications

17 specifications

Identity
Brand	WHLICKS
Model	SAL01

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Lift Chair
Dimensions listed	30.7 x 22.6 x 46.2 inches
Weight listed	59.5 pounds
Seat depth	11.81 inches
Height positions	5
Suggested user height range	5'1" to 6'6"
Doorway clearance guidance	at least 24 inches

Capacity and user fit
Maximum weight recommendation	400 pounds
Claimed weight-bearing ability	60-70% of their body weight
Leg pad adjustment options	two

Materials and construction
Material listed	Alloy Steel, PU Foam, tpr+pp
Frame material	Alloy Steel
Seat material	Foam

Use and support
Intended usage	Indoor
Warranty description	3 year warranty.

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing gives conflicting overall dimensions: 22.8"D x 22.6"W x 46.2"H in one detail field and 30.7 x 22.6 x 46.2 inches elsewhere. It also describes a slim profile while requiring a doorway at least 24 inches wide. Confirm the correct dimensions for the selected listing and measure the route before purchase. The manufacturer says users should be able to bear 60-70% of their body weight through their legs and pull up with their arms. It identifies the device as unsuitable for people unable to stand, including those with lower-limb amputation or complete paralysis, and for those without sufficient upper-limb strength.

What’s in the box

Included

Sit-to-stand lift chair

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Adults or seniors who can bear substantial weight through their legs and pull themselves upright during assisted transfers.
Home-care settings needing a wheeled stand-assist device for transfers between nearby surfaces, with clearance checked in advance.

Less suited to

People who cannot stand or bear weight through their legs, or who cannot pull themselves up with their arms.
Buyers seeking a full-body lift or a device that transfers a person without active participation.

WHLICKS SAL01 Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift, 400 lb Capacity · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 51 ratings

5 stars63%63%
4 stars9%9%
3 stars13%13%
2 stars12%12%
1 star3%3%

Aggregate customer ratings are positive overall but include a notable spread across lower star categories. Without review comments, they do not reveal what customers liked or disliked. For a stand-assist device with explicit strength requirements and inconsistent listed dimensions, buyers should assess fit and user capability rather than treating the rating as evidence of safe suitability.

Frequently asked questions

Who can use this sit-to-stand lift?

The manufacturer describes it for users who can bear 60-70% of their body weight through their legs and pull themselves into a standing position. It is not intended for people unable to stand or lacking sufficient upper-body strength.

What is the listed weight capacity?

The maximum weight recommendation is listed as 400 pounds. This figure does not establish suitability for a particular user, who must also meet the stated strength and standing requirements.

Will it fit through a doorway?

The manufacturer says the doorway must be at least 24 inches wide, but the listing gives two different overall depth measurements. Measure the actual route and confirm the correct dimensions for the selected listing.

How adjustable is the lift?

The listing gives five height positions and describes two leg-pad adjustment options. It also states a suggested user height range of 5'1" to 6'6".