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Bed Step

Bed Step

Basic
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A basic item solves the problem in a simple way without all the bells & whistles

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A step that is secure and wide enough to step up with both feet. Allows for 4" additional height. 19" X 16.5", Weight Limit 400 lbs

Specifications

Textured non-slip rubber surface
Hard plastic base
Height: 4in
Length: 16in
Width: 19.5in
Max weight: 400lbs

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Why we know this works!

The bed step is a great way for clients to be independent with getting in and out of a high bed. This step has a non-slip surface that is wide enough to step up with both feet making it safer and more stable to step on than a traditional foot stool. The bed step is light in weight and can easily be moved anywhere that it might be needed such as in the garage to safely step in and out of a vehicle or to the kitchen to reach a shelf.

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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