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Bed Side Rail For Adjustable Beds For Seniors | Deluxe

Bed Side Rail For Adjustable Beds For Seniors | Deluxe

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A deluxe item solves the main problem in the most comfortable & convenient way

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This side rail for beds can be attached to either side of any bed but is especially helpful on platform beds, adjustable beds or beds with just a mattress and no box spring. 

Plus, it meets the updated safety standards from US Consumer Product Safety Commission for bed rails as there are no spaces that create risk for strangulation. Learn more about that here.

We love it for those who have trouble getting in or out of bed due to decreased strength or poor balance. Its closed frame gives you multiple places to grab hold. The bed rail can be placed under the mattress and positioned towards the head of the bed. For adjustable beds, this side bed rail will move with the head of the bed and there are no legs on this rail to worry about becoming a trip hazard. The included mesh bag attaches to the side rail and makes it easy to keep small items in reach.

You can also discover effective strategies and solutions for improving sleep with our insightful article. 

Looking for a bag to keep things handy? Try this bag that can be attached to this bed rail.

Specifications

Color(s): Black

Size(s): Compact

Product Weight: 1lb

Bed Rail Height: 17.5” to 20.5”

Material(s): Aluminum

Latex free: yes

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Why we know this works!

This side rail for beds is a great solution for those who have trouble getting in or out of bed due to decreased strength or poor balance. The bedside rail works well for adjustable beds as it can be placed under the mattress towards the head of the bed and will move with the head of the bed when it is adjusted by the user. This side rail for adjustable beds is a perfect solution for those who prefer having the head of the bed elevated along with the support of a rail when getting in/out of bed. The bed rail for adjustable beds allows the user to be more independent with rolling in bed and sitting up. It helps to prevent falls when seated on the edge of the bed to get dressed or just to get up and down.

Get Help from an Occupational Therapist!

Need help deciding? Want to solve ALL the problems your person is having? Schedule a visit with one of these specialists!

  • Dr. Ryan Salmon, OTD, OTRL, ECHM, Occupational Therapist from Safe Accessible Home @ AskSAMIE

    Dr. Ryan Salmon

    Dr. Ryan Salmon OTD, OTR/L, ECHM

    Specialties

    Aging/Living in Place Consultation
  • Dr. Brandy Archie

    Dr. Brandy Archie

    Dr. Brandy Archie OTD, OTR/L, CLIPP

    Specialties

    Home Modifications Aging in Place Low Vision Chronic Care Management
  • Katie Tipton

    Katie Tipton

    Katie Tipton COTA

    Specialties

    Home Modifications Aging in Place Neuro Rehab Orthopedic Care Management
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