The Vatocare VT-BSR-004 Floor-standing Dual-handle Bed Assist Rail uses both an under-mattress extension and large suction feet for stable sit-to-stand support. Key functions and design features include floor and mattress dual stabilization, two-level padded handles, four handle and seven leg positions. Floor-standing Dual-handle Bed Assist Rail is suitable for home rehabilitation, accessibility upgrades, nursing homes, and care facilities, particularly for users with lumbar pain, higher body weight, thin mattresses, or frequent nighttime transfers.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Vatocare |
| Model | VT-BSR-004 |
| Frame | Reinforced powder-coated carbon steel |
| Maximum Static Load | 136 kg |
| Handle Adjustment | Four positions |
| Compact Leg Height | 48–55.5 cm; seven positions |
| Extended Leg Height | 80.5–103.5 cm; seven positions |
| Compact Base | 51–58 × 33 cm |
| Extended Base | 72–79.5 × 33 cm |
| Handles | Upper main grip and lower side grip |
| Feet | Large rubber suction feet |
| Compact Net / Gross Weight | 1.6 / 1.7 kg |
| Extended Net / Gross Weight | 3.7 / 3.9 kg |
| Included | Storage pouch and strap; extended version also includes sensor light |
| Carton Size | Source lists 43.5 × 44.5 cm only; third dimension absent |
| Certification | FDA safety certification as stated in source |
What does the source document state for frame?
The product document lists the frame as Reinforced powder-coated carbon steel.
What is listed under maximum static load for the Floor-standing Dual-handle Bed Assist Rail?
The product document lists the maximum static load as 136 kg.
What does the product document identify as its key features?
Floor and mattress dual stabilization. Two-level padded handles.
Where is the Floor-standing Dual-handle Bed Assist Rail (VT-BSR-004) intended to be used?
Floor-standing Dual-handle Bed Assist Rail is suitable for home rehabilitation, accessibility upgrades, nursing homes, and care facilities, particularly for users with lumbar pain, higher body weight, thin mattresses, or frequent nighttime transfers.
