Short Description

A fixed height bed with a powder coated steel frame and steel mesh mattress base designed for healthcare facility use. It is mobile on four lockable swivel castors. Options include a wooden or melamine headboard. Available in a single size only. This bed can be customised if required.

Options

Various mattress options including convoluted or standard foam. Covers may include a vapour permeable, breathable, water resistant cover with two way stretch.
Self Help Pole.
IV Pole.
Clip on, or pull out bed extension to extend the length of the bed
Standard bed rails with horizontal bars
Deluxe bed rails with vertical bars that can fold down
Various style and colour headboards in melamine or wood
Central lock castors
Bed mover wheel set

Models

Alrick Fixed Height Nursing Care Bed
Can be used beside the Alrick Hostel Electric Nursing Care bed in a double bed situation

Additional Dimensions

Sleeping Surface 2020 x 880mm

More Details

FRAME
Powder coated steel frame

HEADBOARD
Optional melamine or large wooden headboard

MATTRESS
Various mattress options including convoluted or standard foam. Covers may include a vapour permeable, breathable, water resistant cover with two way stretch.

CASTORS
125mm castors. Each castor has a brake.

BED RAILS
optional

DISMANTLING
Bed does not dismantle

CONSIDERATIONS FOR USE
. As there are no motors, the clear space under the bed may not impede the base of a mobile hoist.
. The steel frame has optional bed rails that may attach to the bed.
Bed rails are used to try and protect the bed occupant from injury. Careful consideration needs to be taken when choosing a bed rail or stick. They may increase the risk of injury to the occupant in several ways. Entrapment of limbs or body parts may occur within the rails, or between the rails and the bed. This may occur to those having a seizure, or rolling over in bed, or if unstable while transferring out of bed.
Bed rails can cause some occupants to become anxious while in bed. They may try to climb over the rails, particularly if the occupant has a condition such as dementia.

Standards

Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For a fact sheet about standards contact us or visit www.ilcaustralia.org/home/standards.asp

Place Of Manufacture

Alrick Manufacturing (NSW) Australia