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Side Bed Rail Sit Up and Lay Down Support Hand Rail

Side Bed Rail Sit Up and Lay Down Support Hand Rail

Name: Side Bed Rail Sit Up and Lay Down Support Hand Rail | LYL Mobility
SKU: SIDE-BED
Price: 249.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$249

✅ Side Bed Rail Sit Up and Lay Down Support Hand Rail

✅ Super easy to use

✅ Very fast and simple installation

✅ Ramp style handle

✅ Foam cover for comfortable grip

✅ Comes in Aluminium material

SKU: SIDE-BED Category: Bedroom & Living Room Aids

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Side Bed Rail Sit Up and Lay Down Support Hand Rail

This Side Bed Rail Sit Up and Lay Down Support Hand Rail is easy to use. It is used to assist the user in getting into and out of bed. This assists the patient in getting into/out of bed with the help of the handrail, lifting some of the weight. It can also provide extra support and independence for the user. The Side Bed Rail is lightweight, sturdy and very easy to assemble. It can be installed permanently into the bed.

This Handrail is height adjustable to suit the user's comfort level and size. It is also very lightweight and can be easily folded for travel purposes. The ramp-like design and foam padded grips make it very comfortable and easy to use.

Side Bed Rail Features:

Adjustable Hand Rail
Lightweight Design
You can permanently install the bed rail to the bed
Fits Most Beds
Height Adjustable
Foam Padded Grips
Foldable and adjustable
High-Quality Aluminium Material
Easy to Assemble
Used to provide extra support and independence

Side Bed Rail Specifications:

Overall Height: 46 Cms - 54 Cms
Width: 34 Cms
Net Weight: 2.8 Kgs
Maximum User Weight: 180 Kgs

Frequently Asked Questions:

1-Where can you use the Side Bed Rail?

Hospital
Aged Care
At home
On Holiday

2- What is the purpose of this Side Bed Rail?

The purpose of this bed rail is to assist the user in getting into and out of bed with ease. It can also be used to reduce the risk of falls.

3- Who can use a Bed Rail?

Anyone can use a bed rail, but it is mainly recommended to reduce the risk of falling from the bed, assist the user in repositioning in the bed, and assist the user in transitioning into or out of bed.