Stander EZ Adjust & Pivoting Home Bed Rail + 3 pocket organizer pouch + Adjustable in Length to 26″-34″-42″ + Included Safety Strap + Lifetime Gaurantee
The only bed rail that adjusts in length after installation. Works well as a side rail for preventing falls, as well as a support bar for getting in and out of bed. It adjusts from 26″ to 34″ to 42″ with the push of a button. The rail also folds down and out of the
The only bed rail that adjusts in length after installation. Works well as a side rail for preventing falls, as well as a support bar for getting in and out of bed. It adjusts from 26″ to 34″ to 42″ with the push of a button. The rail also folds down and out of the way when it isn’t in use. Can be installed on either side of the bed in between the mattress and box spring. Includes a dual safety strap that secures it to the bed frame. Works well on any size home or hospital bed rail and at 23″ high it accommodates the thicker pillow top mattresses; also works well with adjustable beds. New bonus! Now includes a 6-pocket organizer, prevents entrapment and is perfect for keeping handy items close by. Weight capacity: 300lbs
Product Features
- Adjustable length allows for use as both a bed rail to prevent falling out of bed or as a hand rail to assist in getting out of bed
- Bed rail easily adjusts from 26 to 34 to 42 after it has been placed on the bed
- Rail folds down to side of bed to allow user to get out of bed or provide space for making bed
- Can be placed on either side of the bed. Easy Assembly- Click on image to see our assembly instruction video!
- Attaches to most home or hospital beds with included safety strap
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Standers EZ Adjust Bed Rail This is a great rail for in-home elder care if you don’t have or need a hospital bed. The product description does not indicate the minimum height of the box spring, in order for the rail to clear the floor when folded down. Our low-profile box spring is 13″ off the floor, which is not high enough to be able to fold it down completely. Luckily, we were able to use it without that function, by moving the rail as close as possible to the head of the bed. You should have at least 14″ to the top of…