Able Life Bedside Mighty Rail, Padded Rail with Organizer Pouch for Seniors, Travel-Friendly Design Fits Most King, Queen, Full, and Twin Beds
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- Provides Support and Balance on the Go: The Bedside Mighty Rail provides support and balance you need at home or while traveling; We know being independent is important for everyone, and weve designed this side rail for that very purpose
- Ultra Portable and Easy to Assemble: Lightweight, portable frame fits into a travel bag or carry-on suitcase and can be assembled in only a few minutes; To assemble, simply piece the tubes together and snap them into place with the spring buttons
- Helps Prevent Falls out of Bed: Whether you or a loved one have limited mobility, severe back pain, or are recovering from surgery, this padded grip handrail will help you get on your feet or transfer to a walker, wheelchair, or bedside commode
- Compact, but Mighty: It only weighs 1.5 pounds, but its super-strong aluminum frame supports up to 300 pounds; The grab bar comes with a nylon strap that runs between your mattress and box spring and secures to the opposite side of the bed frame
- Securely Stores Your Personal Items: The built-in storage pouch has four pockets that fit your personal items, such as a book, tablet, glasses, medications, TV remote, or other items; No need to risk a fall while reaching for your nightstand
Brand: Able Life Comfortably Independent
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Color: Black
Style: Modern
Product Dimensions: 21.5"W x 16"H
Product Care Instructions: Wipe With Damp Cloth
Adjustable Length: No
Age Range (Description): Adult
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 20 x 16 x 21.5 inches; 1.5 Pounds
Item model number : 8300
Date First Available : April 28, 2011
Manufacturer : Stander
Country of Origin : China
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Installed this for a patient that has hemiparesis after a stroke. Could get in and out of bed during the day, but when tired or just waking up in the morning, simply didn't have enough energy to prop himself up on one elbow and push up to a sitting position. Received it - very light and compact vs. the board-mounted rails, the steel frame rails, and other rails I've compared before buying. Aluminum, nylon strap, easy to put together - slide strap over a rail, then simply click the rail together in three locations, the push pins lock it into place, and you're done assembling. To install, simply lift the bed at the edge you want it installed on, slide the bottom of this rail under the mattress. Take the strap by one hand, lift the edge of the bed as you walk around to the other side. Once opposite the rail, simply pull the strap to make sure there's no slack underneath the mattress. Next, and this may require help if you're not strong, you'll need to push up to lift both the mattress and box frame just enough to slip one end fo the strap around the metal bed frame (or, if you've got some more complex wood frame, around all that, which may require lifting the mattress and box frame up, then the wood frame up, too). Click ends of strap together, tighten belt, and you're done. Installed in less than a few minutes on a standard queen size mattress without any trouble at all. (I can lift 50+ lbs, so pushing up both the box frame and mattress enough wasn't an issue - else, get help, or get a jack under that bed to jack it up - might need a piece of wood under the bed to prevent the jack from poking through the box frame. Hm, otherwise, might have to flip the mattress off, then you can lift the easier box frame by hand.) Naturally, all of these bed frames will wobble a little bit, but some are less 'safe' than this one. For example, there's one where a steel bed frame is bolted by only 2 bolts to a wood board, which then slips under the mattress. Huh?! Not even solid wood - more like compressed, and it's one easy way to fall because someday, the patient will put too much on those bolts, and the wood will split and fail. This one has the strap pulling across the bed, so there's no way a normal patient can pull the frame out on the side it's installed on. You'd have to apply so much force that you'd have to break the nylon strap. (Go take any backpack, that thin, 1-2" wide strap - just go try pulling it to break it. Not possible - and you can easily hang your entire weight off one.) The frame slips far enough under the mattress that it can't tilt up and somehow slip out either (besides, the nylon strap will prevent the tilting, too.) You could slide it asymetrically towards the front or end of the bed... if you had enough strength to pull the bed rail in a circle pivoting around the strap tied to the bed frame...along with the mattress on top. But again, not going to realistically happen with any patient in real life. Thus, quite safe when installed - it isn't going to ever fail or move from your installation point. You can hold it and lean over the rail and it won't move, slip out, flip, etc. Pull on it outwards and it's not going anywhere. Put body weight on it and it's not going anywhere. And you can't feel it under the mattress either (you may if you've got a super-cheap, thin mattress). Not that it was ever 'designed' to hold your entire weight - but it's sturdy, built out of aluminum, and that nylon strap isn't likely to fail, so there's not much that can fail. Slip on carry is nice - nylon, stiched fine, no issues here. Not cheap thin, but decent. One side has a full width pocket (for magazines), the other side is divided into three pockets (for remote control, glasses, etc). You'll have to decide which should face you in bed, and can easily reverse the slip on. Foam padding on bar is solid and nice - not cheap, a good, stiff foam that's like to last awhile. Doesn't go all the way down the frame in case you decide not to use the slip on - just the top curve of the rail. But what's exposed is generally smooth and not much there to catch on or poke you. Super-easy for patient to get himself up with one hand now. Not so wide/long that it blocks him from pivoting up and swinging his legs off the bed. Have it installed so half the frame covers the lower half of his pillow, the other half covers the bed. Just about the right mounting location for easy reach. At the current price, a touch pricey vs. the cheaper models available, but now that it's installed and having compared against all the rest for the use for this particular patient, an ideal purchase and very satisfied. Would not get any other since it also has the benefit of being very compact and easy to pack for storage and travel, in addition to the secure mounting method . (Box about 1 1/2" deep and the size of the upper frame when disassembled.)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2013 by D. Chien
Bed rail is very sturdy and was fairly easy to put together. Good quality materials. Nice size and shape. Just what my husband needed to keep him from falling out of bed, after purchasing a new mattress which is more elevated from the flooring. Maybe not for everyone, but what he needs to remind him when he gets too close to the edge.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Just slip it under the mattress and secure with the straps. That’s it. It has a pouch on one side and pockets on the other for all your essentials when you’re bed-bound. Well worth the money. I bought two. I haven’t fallen from the bed once since they arrived, something I’m prone to during REM sleep. And let’s face it, they’re way cooler than the ugly, exposed-aluminum kind. I think it’s safe to say you’ll be happy with your purchase, just like me.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2023 by T.
I just turned 70 and came to the realization that I have to senior proof my home. Very sturdy to prevent me from falling out my bed as assist me.It is not bulky and cute. I also like pockets to store items.
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by Vonnie53
Used as a safety bed rail with pockets for necessities
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2023 by ARoyzle
The equipment is marked with numbers but the instructions to put the pieces together has Alphabets, so it was a little confusing to me but I love the product.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023 by Satta F Johnson
easy to install and works as advertised
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2023 by andip
We needed an unobtrusive, easy-to-install way to allow hubby to give himself some pressure relief by repositioning while in bed. We didn't want to have a hospital-bed looking arrangement and for us it wasn't about safety from falling out of bed. Because we use an adjustable bed base to allow for his positioning, we DID have limitations about the size of whatever stabilization mechanism could be so that the bending points in the base wouldn't be impeded. This small, lightweight rail is a perfect compromise! I love that: 1. It weighs less than 2 lbs. 2. It is small enough not to be really obvious but it's easy to find and use, even with bed linens fluffing up near it. 3. The arched handle is well padded and comfortable for hubby to grip 4. The part of the rail that slides between bed and adjustable bed base (or maybe, for you it's the box spring) is easily assembled and stays put for us even without the ample strap being installed to the bedframe. We forgo the strap because I am concerned that it might possibly interfere with the mechanics of the bed. It is perfectly stable just with hubby's weight holding it down. 5. It comes with a nylon, multi-pocket organizer that simply slips right over the rail once it's installed. It is pretty handy for holding the bed adjustment clicker but I suspect that if the user didn't have the level of limitations that hubby has, it would really be a VERY cool way to get added nearby storage for additional things like glasses, pens/pencils, etc. It has ample pockets on both sides! I think that if it ever gets yucky, it should go right in the washer/dryer! 6. Because there are no legs that go to the floor, this can be used properly on any mattress/base (or boxspring) arrangement. No lopsided mattress being held up by non-adjustable legs! 7. It went together in less than 2 minutes and I was able to install it on the bed in a ridiculously short amount of time! Please note that there's no way on a mattress smaller than king sized to use two of these together, one on either side of the bed. The part that slips between mattress and boxspring/base is too long to install two at exactly the same point per side. They would bump into each other and prevent the rails from being properly/safely installed. So you'd have to keep one up more towards the head and the other closer to the hip. If you're not trying to prevent someone from falling out of bed or you/your loved one needs a little standby help to be more independent with repositioning, getting to sitting upright at the bed's edge or other non-safety related activities, I would highly recommend you checking this out!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2013 by icebean