Transfer Board for Limited Mobility Patients, Smooth Finish with Cut Out Handles

Product Description One of the key features of our transfer board is its single cutout handle, which provides additional leverage and a secure grip. These transfer boards serve as a convenient tool to reduce strain on the back, neck, and shoulders when physically moving a user from one location to another, such as from bed to chair, chair to tub, wheelchair to recliner, and more. Our transfer boards are constructed from high-quality pine and can hold up to 500 lbs. They feature a single cutout handhold and dual cutout fixing grooves for added security. Additionally, the boards are compact in size and lightweight, making them easy to transport. Each board is polished and sealed with a protective coating to prevent moisture absorption. Function Our transfer boards are designed to help patients easily and safely move from a wheelchair, bed, chair, sofa, bedpan, or other sitting positions while minimizing pressure or injury to both users and caregivers. The lightweight wooden board is suitable for use at home or outdoors. Excellent Process The unique design of our transfer boards includes side cuts to secure the board to a wheelchair armrest, ensuring a stable and easy sliding experience. The large handle openings can accommodate even super-sized hands while maintaining structural integrity. Each handle is rounded and sealed for added comfort during use. Exquisite Workmanship The cutout handles on our sliding boards offer extra leverage and a secure grip. Each handle has been carefully rounded, sanded, and sealed to maximize comfort for the user. Safe Load Bearing Constructed from hardwood, our transfer boards have a weight capacity of 350 lbs. With a beautiful and durable appearance, these boards provide superior load capacity, resistance to crushing and fracturing, and high safety standards. Attention When moving a patient from a wheelchair or bed to another location using a transfer board, it is important to maintain a horizontal connection at the target position. Nurses should always accompany the patient during the transfer process to ensure safety.

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