Bed Rails for Elderly Adults Safety, Height Adjustable Bed Cane, Bed Assist Rails for Seniors with Support Feet, Bedrails for Elderly Adults Grab Bar Handrails for Most Genre
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Customers find the bed rail sturdy and easy to assemble, with one mentioning its spring-pin assembly method. The product helps customers get out of bed and move around, with one customer noting it slides under the mattress. They appreciate its functionality, with one mentioning it works well for a 100-year-old mother. The value for money receives mixed feedback.
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Marti R. –
I am mire tha
Easy to assemble and adjust to the rught height and you can change the height easily. It uses a spring-pin assembly method instead of screws. Very adjustable. I am 82 and I didn’t even need the instruction sheet which may be printed a tad too lightly . The feet on the floor stabilize it. It is priced kess than mosy of the ones without the stabilizing feet. I am buying another one fo lowerr down the bed. It even has a sachel to hang on it. Since the sachel is held up by velcro, I assume it holds lighter things. I inagine you could substitute one with straps and hang heavier things in it because the frame seems quite sturdy yet light enough to manuver. . Hope that helos!
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Jessica Marston –
A perfect, small yet sturdy helper!
This thing worked great for my mom! It’s small sturdy and compact, it’s super easy to put together. And it’s easy to slide into your bed and strap it down. We have used it on our couch and her bed. Because of the legs go all the way down to the ground. I feel like this one is one of the more safer ones. I tried the other one without the legs, and I sent it back and got this one.
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Tim W. –
Solid product, reasonable priced
I had an Hamstring muscle pull. Extremely painful with limited movement. This really help me get out of bed. I then gave it to my pregnant daughter-in-law and she loved it too.
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CSM4 –
Good product
This works well for what we need. It is stable and doesn’t slide .
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Pam Rosequist –
So helpful!
Got this for my husband to use in bed as he has back pain and some other medical conditions. It immediately helped him get out of bed and I get my rest because he isn’t struggling to get out of bed, especially in the night. It fits easily between the boxspring and mattress. It is adjustable and sturdy. Great purchase for us!
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Tanisha Segrist –
Life s
This was a life saver for having my elderly grandmother stay with me. She was able to move around in the bed and able to safely stand up with little to no assistance. Was easily assembled and installed into our guest embed as well.
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Kathy S –
Physical Therapy Aide for Bed
This was recommended by a physical therapist. It was easy to put together. It slides under the mattress and is very sturdy. It has a small velcro attachable accessory bag to hold your glasses and remote. It’s not huge. It can be used on either side of the bed. Great for help after having surgery.
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Monica W. –
Doesn’t work with my bed type without some kind of “fiz”
I usually start with the pros but this time I’ll do the cons first.Cons:1. The legs are about two inches too short to work with my bed (see pic) without putting something under them. I guess I could have anticipated this problem, but didn’t, because I am not a mechanical thinker. My bed is structured so that the thick foam mattress sits a few inches down in a “well” created by the head and foot boards and the deep side rails. So there is no way to slide the “U-bar” under the mattress, I had to put it under my memory foam mattress topper. Now the legs are too short to reach the floor. If I wanted to use this rail I’d either have to get a cheap metal bed frame or cut a hole in the side of my mattress and then keep slicing a slit into the foam. We have a nice wooden bed frame and thankfully the benefit of the mattress going down into the frame is that it doesn’t slide off the bed.2. I think this issue could have easily been pointed out in the listing, I am sure many other people have a bed similar to mine. Or they could make the leg inserts taller maybe? Pointing it out in the description will save some people from having to return it. The seller had a picture of it installed in place with a bed and I looked at that, but didn’t remember how our bed frame worked. I bet 9 people out of 10 couldn’t tell you (without looking) if their mattress sits in a similar “well” created by the frame.Pros:1. This bed rail is very sturdy and well constructed and goes together easily and quickly. The listing even has a video showing someone assembling it, and it came with good written instructions.2. The legs are adjustable.3. A handy pocket comes with it for hanging on the rail part, useful for storing magazines, phone, etc.4. It has a durable coat of paint on the steel, looks easy to clean.
Bed Rails for Elderly Adults Safety, Height Adjustable Bed Cane, Bed Assist Rails for Seniors with Support Feet, Bedrails for Elderly Adults Grab Bar Handrails for Most Genre
Marti R. –
I am mire tha
Easy to assemble and adjust to the rught height and you can change the height easily. It uses a spring-pin assembly method instead of screws. Very adjustable. I am 82 and I didn’t even need the instruction sheet which may be printed a tad too lightly . The feet on the floor stabilize it. It is priced kess than mosy of the ones without the stabilizing feet. I am buying another one fo lowerr down the bed. It even has a sachel to hang on it. Since the sachel is held up by velcro, I assume it holds lighter things. I inagine you could substitute one with straps and hang heavier things in it because the frame seems quite sturdy yet light enough to manuver. . Hope that helos!
Jessica Marston –
A perfect, small yet sturdy helper!
This thing worked great for my mom! It’s small sturdy and compact, it’s super easy to put together. And it’s easy to slide into your bed and strap it down. We have used it on our couch and her bed. Because of the legs go all the way down to the ground. I feel like this one is one of the more safer ones. I tried the other one without the legs, and I sent it back and got this one.
Tim W. –
Solid product, reasonable priced
I had an Hamstring muscle pull. Extremely painful with limited movement. This really help me get out of bed. I then gave it to my pregnant daughter-in-law and she loved it too.
CSM4 –
Good product
This works well for what we need. It is stable and doesn’t slide .
Pam Rosequist –
So helpful!
Got this for my husband to use in bed as he has back pain and some other medical conditions. It immediately helped him get out of bed and I get my rest because he isn’t struggling to get out of bed, especially in the night. It fits easily between the boxspring and mattress. It is adjustable and sturdy. Great purchase for us!
Tanisha Segrist –
Life s
This was a life saver for having my elderly grandmother stay with me. She was able to move around in the bed and able to safely stand up with little to no assistance. Was easily assembled and installed into our guest embed as well.
Kathy S –
Physical Therapy Aide for Bed
This was recommended by a physical therapist. It was easy to put together. It slides under the mattress and is very sturdy. It has a small velcro attachable accessory bag to hold your glasses and remote. It’s not huge. It can be used on either side of the bed. Great for help after having surgery.
Monica W. –
Doesn’t work with my bed type without some kind of “fiz”
I usually start with the pros but this time I’ll do the cons first.Cons:1. The legs are about two inches too short to work with my bed (see pic) without putting something under them. I guess I could have anticipated this problem, but didn’t, because I am not a mechanical thinker. My bed is structured so that the thick foam mattress sits a few inches down in a “well” created by the head and foot boards and the deep side rails. So there is no way to slide the “U-bar” under the mattress, I had to put it under my memory foam mattress topper. Now the legs are too short to reach the floor. If I wanted to use this rail I’d either have to get a cheap metal bed frame or cut a hole in the side of my mattress and then keep slicing a slit into the foam. We have a nice wooden bed frame and thankfully the benefit of the mattress going down into the frame is that it doesn’t slide off the bed.2. I think this issue could have easily been pointed out in the listing, I am sure many other people have a bed similar to mine. Or they could make the leg inserts taller maybe? Pointing it out in the description will save some people from having to return it. The seller had a picture of it installed in place with a bed and I looked at that, but didn’t remember how our bed frame worked. I bet 9 people out of 10 couldn’t tell you (without looking) if their mattress sits in a similar “well” created by the frame.Pros:1. This bed rail is very sturdy and well constructed and goes together easily and quickly. The listing even has a video showing someone assembling it, and it came with good written instructions.2. The legs are adjustable.3. A handy pocket comes with it for hanging on the rail part, useful for storing magazines, phone, etc.4. It has a durable coat of paint on the steel, looks easy to clean.