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HomeMorrow Bedside Support Rail

Multicolor
$79.99
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430a4a9d917268323987947e4b7da8ff

HomeMorrow Bedside Support Rail

$79.99
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ColorMulticolor

Adjustable Design: The handle height is freely adjustable from 21–25 in / 533-635 mm, fitting mattresses 7–13 in / 178-330 mm thick and compatible with double, queen, and king-size beds. No tools required—easily achieve the ideal height for personalized support

Security & Reliability: Strictly compliant with CE and FDA safety standards, supporting up to 300 lbs / 136 kg. The handle is covered with anti-slip soft silicone and shaped with a curved design to precisely support the palm, providing a secure grip when standing or sitting

Enhanced Comfort: The flat, elongated bed assist rail distributes pressure across the mattress, keeping the surface smooth and free of uncomfortable bumps. This design also avoids localized pressure from deforming the mattress, protecting its longevity

Wide Application: This bed side rail avoids falls and provides secure support on the bed. Ideal for elderly people, individuals with disabilities, pregnant women, and post-surgery patients. Not recommended for electric beds.


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