Transfer Board - Wood
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Featured Customer ReviewPersonal caregiver to older brother. [ read more ]By Jim from Deer Park, TX 77536-6322
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Features
Mabis DMI Transfer Board - Wood
- Optional cut-out handles
- Several size options available
- Urethane sealed, coated and polished
- Weight capacity: 440 lbs.
Product Overview
Mabis DMI Transfer Board - Wood
Transfer Board - Wood
Allegro Medical presents the Transfer Board - Wood. This sturdy wood transfer board will help you as you transfer people from wheel chair to bed, chair, car or commode. The sealed and coated board allows easier transfers as you help the person slide across the glossy surface. The board is also valuable as a mobility aid for those who are living independently and need some assistance transferring from place to place. The two cut-out handles make it easy to grip the board as you carry or lift it.
Protect Your Back as You Move People
You may have seen transfer boards like this used in some hospitals as they transfer patients from place to place. Now you can have one in your home as well to aid you in transferring yourself or your loved ones. It will take pressure off your back as you move the person across as opposed to lifting. This durable wood board is strong enough to handle up to 440 lbs so you know you have a stable surface to rely on.
How to Use a Transfer Board
Position one end of the board on the starting point and the other end on the destination to which you want to transfer such as the bed, chair, car or wheel chair. Try to keep the board as level as possible and be sure to lock any wheel chairs in place first. Help the person to get onto the board then assist them as they slide across it in short movements. Be sure the person is dry to avoid any friction while transferring.
Features
- Sealed and coated board allows easier transfers to/from bed, wheel chair, chair, car or commode
- A valuable mobility aid for independent livingÂ
- Two cut-out handles allow for easy carrying or gripping
- Strong enough to support up to 440 pounds
- Constructed of smooth, durable 3/4 inch Southern Yellow PineÂ
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![]() How do you clean/disinfectant? Will disinfectants ruin or jeopardize the integrity of the board?
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![]() Are wooden transfer boards an infection control issue?
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![]() can I use the board to transfer myself from wheelchair to bed?
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![]() Would this product be good for sliding across the seat getting in and out of a car?
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I'm a primary health care provider for my mother. Today was a great day for us because for the first time in a year, I was able to get my mother in the car by myself. This transfer board made it possible. I'm ordering another to keep in the vehicle.
Answered on May 14, 2012 3:44:59 PM by glomun from Texas
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![]() what is the weigh of this and thickness in inches.
Asked on Aug 22, 2011 2:16:43 PM by keith
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My husband's board is 13/16 of an inch thick (slightly more than 3/4 of an inch), and it weighs 1.2 lbs.
Answered on Dec 23, 2012 5:43:09 PM by Kim from California
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Part Number(s): 177 0995, 177 0110 01, 177 0110 03, 177 0110 05
Mfg Part Number(s): 518-1753-0400, 518-1754-0400, 518-1759-0400, 518-1760-0400
Scrip Part Number(s): 177 0110 03, 177 0110 05, 177 0110 01, 177 0995