TR Equipment TR Swing Reclining Bath System - Side-Access Height-Adjustable Assisted Bathing Station

The TR Swing safeguards residents and clinical staff through its side-opening access door, electric reclining tilt function, and integrated thermostatic anti-scald protection. Designed specifically for residents with limited hip and leg mobility, the low side-entry door eliminates dangerous step-over hazards and reduces physical lifting requirements for nursing staff. Built-in thermostatic mixing valves maintain safe water temperatures below preset limits to prevent accidental scalding during full immersion. Once the door is secured, caregivers engage electric tilting to recline the bath smoothly, ensuring a reassuring, ergonomic position for anxious residents. This comprehensive safety design maintains strict clinical compliance while delivering a soothing, dignified hygiene experience.

Built as a freestanding unit, the TR Swing requires no permanent wall or floor anchor fixings, enabling flexible layout positioning in central bathing suites and rehabilitation wards. Its specialized chassis clearance allows seamless integration with mobile patient sit-lifts, including the TR 9650 Mobile Chair Lift, for smooth transfers into the tub basin. Standardized braided water supply hoses and overflow drain connections facilitate straightforward installation into existing plumbing infrastructure during facility upgrades. The compact, curved fiberglass footprint maximizes room square footage while preserving 360-degree walking clearance for nursing staff during patient care. Consequently, facilities can implement specialized reclining bathing without incurring costly structural building alterations.

The TR Swing delivers an exceptional total cost of ownership by combining a high-strength reinforced fiberglass tub basin with a heavy-duty, powder-coated chassis and moisture-sealed electric actuators. Investing in this multi-functional bathing system allows facilities to provide both routine hygiene and therapeutic hydrotherapy through optional air spa, LED light, and integrated music systems. The durable fiberglass surface actively resists chipping, chemical staining, and surface degradation from daily hospital-grade disinfectant protocols. By automating patient reclining and optional height adjustment, facilities significantly lower caregiver physical fatigue and lost-time worker compensation claims stemming from manual transfer injuries. Backed by TR Group’s North American dealer network, it stands as an enduring capital asset that enhances facility care differentiation.

The TR Swing supports a maximum user weight capacity of 440 lbs (200 kg) across its spacious, ergonomically contoured fiberglass soaking basin. Equipped with quiet electric actuators, the system reclines the tub smoothly to transition residents into a relaxing, fully supported bathing posture. Optional height-adjustable models elevate the entire tub frame to align with individual caregiver heights, eliminating stooping and spinal strain during washing routines. Integrated chrome support handles and intuitive control panels enable safe, single-caregiver operation, keeping staff hands free to assist and reassure the resident. This combination of robust load capacity and powered positioning empowers staff to manage complex resident transfers effortlessly.

The TR Swing speeds up bathing suite turnaround times through convenient side-door access, quick-draining pop-up outlets, and non-porous fiberglass surfaces. Caregivers can easily access internal components through integrated service hatches for quick inspection and routine maintenance. The smooth, non-porous gel-coat finish prevents soap scum and biofilm accumulation, allowing staff to perform rapid chemical wipe-downs and sanitization between resident sessions. High-capacity drainage valves evacuate water quickly to minimize waiting periods during high-volume morning hygiene shifts. This streamlined operational layout ensures maximum bathing suite availability while maintaining immaculate infection control standards across the facility.