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Thanks to a heavy-duty steel frame and large sleep surface, this electric bariatric bed by Drive Medical guarantees strength and safety. This sturdy product can withstand a weight capacity of up to 600 pounds and features a 42 sleep surface that is larger than a conventional bed. The hand control included with this fully electric bed provides multiple bed positions, with a split-pan design that operates smoothly and quietly, adjusting your patient into proper position with little fuss. A manual crank is even included in case of an emergency. Upon arrival, the bed and its removable bed ends can be assembled tool free. This bed package comes with the bed frame, one set of brown vein T rails.
- Heavy duty frame ensures strength and patient safety
- Larger sleep surface than conventional bed. Quiet, smooth operation. Split pan design with removable bed ends is easy to set-up
- Emergency manual crank included
- Bed kit comes complete with 1 set of half length bed rails and heavy duty foam mattress
- Split pan design with removable bed ends is easy to set-up
| Weight Capacity: | 600 lbs |
| Product Weight: | 276 lbs. |
| Bed Height: | 18.25" - 26.25" |
| Sleeping Surface: | 80" |
| Unit Dimensions: | 42" (W) x 88" (L) - Overall Sleep Surface 42" W x 80" L |
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