Trapeze Freestanding

Q: How does the Trapeze Freestanding work?

The Trapeze Freestanding provides a secure overhead bar that individuals can grasp to lift themselves up when changing positions in bed or transferring out of bed. It features adjustable height settings and is designed to work with any bed that has adequate space between the bed and floor for proper installation.

Q: What are the benefits of using the Trapeze Freestanding for mobility assistance?

This trapeze system helps individuals maintain independence by providing a stable support point for repositioning in bed, transferring to wheelchairs or other mobility devices, and reducing strain on caregivers. It's particularly beneficial for people with mobility limitations, multiple sclerosis, or those recovering from surgery who need assistance with bed mobility.

Q: Is the Trapeze Freestanding suitable for all bed types?

Yes, the Trapeze Freestanding is designed to work with any bed style as long as there's sufficient space between the bed and floor for installation. The adjustable height feature ensures compatibility with various bed heights, from standard beds to hospital beds.

Q: How do you install and adjust the Trapeze Freestanding?

The trapeze features an adjustable height mechanism that allows you to customize it to your specific bed and user needs. Installation requires adequate floor space around the bed, and the freestanding design means it doesn't require attachment to the bed frame or ceiling.

Q: Who can benefit from using the Trapeze Freestanding?

This mobility aid is ideal for individuals with limited mobility, those with conditions like multiple sclerosis, elderly users who need assistance with bed transfers, post-surgery patients, and anyone who requires additional support for repositioning in bed or getting out of bed safely.

Q: What makes the Trapeze Freestanding different from other bed mobility aids?

Unlike bed rails or ceiling-mounted systems, the Trapeze Freestanding offers overhead support without requiring permanent installation or bed modification. Its freestanding design provides flexibility in placement while offering the security and leverage needed for safe bed mobility and transfers.