Functions & Benefits (LoLo Lift Bed)

Back raise

Raise your upper body for comfortable sitting in bed and better posture support. Back raise may also help ease reflux symptoms, reduce snoring, and support some respiratory conditions.

Leg raise

Elevate your legs to help promote circulation and reduce pressure through the lower back, hips, and legs.

Working height range (LoLo)

The LoLo has a minimum operational height of 300mm, designed to help mitigate fall risk and make getting in and out of bed easier.

Advanced articulation (premium comfort positions)

The LoLo offers the full feature set found in top MLILY adjustable bases, giving you a wide range of comfortable sleeping and sitting positions, including:

• Head tilt (pillow tilt)
• Lumbar support bar
• Seated position
• Zero gravity position
• Trendelenburg / Reverse Trendelenburg

Foot-end lowering (easier access)

A key LoLo feature is the ability to lower the foot end of the base, improving access to the bed and reducing physical strain for carers during transfers and daily care.

Head tilt (pillow tilt) + lumbar support bar

• Head tilt adds extra support when sitting more upright, helping reduce the feeling of your head tipping forward.
• The lumbar support bar supports the lower back, helping improve posture and redistribute pressure through the spine.

Seated position

A practical upright position designed to assist with transferring to and from the bed, and to support other care-related tasks.

Zero gravity position

Zero gravity is achieved by raising your head and knees so they sit slightly above heart level, creating roughly a 120° angle between your torso and legs. This position can help you feel more “weightless,” potentially:

• Decompressing the spine
• Relieving hip tension
• Reducing lower back pressure

Trendelenburg / Reverse Trendelenburg (medical use)

These positions adjust the base to a 15–30° incline:

• Trendelenburg: legs higher than the head
• Reverse Trendelenburg: head higher than the legs

Important: Trendelenburg positions should only be used under medical guidance or with advice from a qualified healthcare professional.