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Safety Bed Rail and Pouch 30 (Mfgr #8051) 3-Wheel Rollators * he cellular design and Ships From:FL, USA
USD194.47
USD220.47
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Safety Bed Rail and Pouch 30 (Mfgr #8051) 3 Wheel Rollators * he cellular design and Ships From:FL, USA * he cellular design and the soft pliable material allow the individual to be immersed into the cushion for maximum pressure redistribution while decreasing friction and shear Feel Confident Again With Pouch * Bed rail prevents rolling or falling out of bed providing safety and security for user * 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 * Dual Safety strap secures bed rail to bed frame * Attaches to any home or hospital bed with included safety strap * Weight capacity is 300 lbs * Installs in minutes with 4 bolts and Allen wrench (Included) 30 W x 23 H *
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