







The Good Night Bed Rail features an innovative flip-down mechanism that solves a common challenge in care environments: balancing fall prevention with easy bed access. Unlike fixed rails that obstruct bed entry, this design allows caregivers to lower the central section with a simple press-and-swing motion, creating a 90 cm (35.4") opening for unobstructed access during transfers, medical procedures, or assisted toileting. The comprehensive lock system ensures the rail remains securely upright during sleep while releasing effortlessly when needed. This dual functionality reduces caregiver strain, minimizes transfer-related injuries, and maintains continuous fall protection for users with mobility limitations, cognitive impairments, or post-surgical recovery needs. The tool-free installation and adjustable height settings make this rail suitable for various care settings, from homes to care facilities.


A lightweight yet secure design allows the rail to flip down with minimal effort, reducing physical strain on caregivers during frequent bed transfers. Simply press and swing to fold down the central bars, creating immediate bedside access. This feature is especially helpful when staff handle multiple assisted transfers daily. The low-force operation prevents repetitive strain while maintaining the structural strength needed for reliable fall prevention. When raised, the comprehensive lock system engages automatically, ensuring the rail stays firmly upright throughout the night even if users attempt to lower it during confused moments—important for residents with dementia or nighttime disorientation.

The central bars flip over to create a generous 90 cm (35.4") opening, providing ample space for users to enter and exit bed independently or with caregiver assistance. This wide clearance accommodates wheelchairs, transfer boards, and other mobility aids without requiring rail removal or complex maneuvering. The rail's quick-access feature allows caregivers to respond rapidly to toileting needs, reducing incontinence incidents and maintaining dignity for residents. When upright, the full-width coverage protects users from nighttime falls while the sturdy construction withstands lateral pressure from restless sleepers or those with movement disorders.

An intuitive dual-lock mechanism provides maximum security when the rail is raised while allowing authorized lowering for bed access. The lock design prevents accidental release during sleep, addressing safety concerns for users with cognitive impairments who might attempt to lower the rail during confused nighttime episodes. Caregivers can operate the release with one hand, leaving the other free to stabilize the user during transfers. The lock components are engineered for thousands of cycles, meeting the durability requirements of institutional settings where rails undergo daily or multiple-daily lowering. This reliability reduces maintenance costs and equipment replacement frequency for facility operators managing bulk inventories.

Two height positions—50.5 cm (19.9") and 52.5 cm (20.7")—accommodate different bed heights and mattress thicknesses commonly found in home care and institutional environments. This adjustability ensures proper rail positioning whether deployed on standard home beds, low-profile platform frames, or hospital-style adjustable beds. The 2 cm (0.8") increment allows facilities to optimize fall prevention coverage while maintaining appropriate clearance for users to sit upright without interference. Quick push-button adjustment requires no tools, enabling rapid reconfiguration when transferring equipment between rooms or residents. This flexibility reduces the need for multiple rail models in facility inventories, simplifying procurement and standardizing training protocols across care teams.

The rail installs securely between the mattress and bed base using an integrated strap system that requires no tools or permanent modifications to bed frames. This design is critical for rental properties, assisted living facilities, or multi-resident environments where equipment must be transferred between rooms frequently. The L-shaped anchor plates distribute pressure evenly across the bed frame, preventing damage to wooden slats or metal frames while ensuring the rail remains stable during use. Installation typically takes under 10 minutes, reducing setup time for care staff and allowing immediate deployment in emergency situations such as post-discharge home care or sudden mobility decline. The tool-free approach eliminates dependencies on maintenance personnel, empowering frontline caregivers to configure sleeping environments independently.

The removable fabric cover supports rigorous infection control protocols required in healthcare and assisted living settings. Caregivers can quickly detach the cover for machine washing or replacement following contamination incidents, reducing cross-contamination risks between residents. Multiple cover colors are available, allowing facilities to implement color-coding systems for equipment tracking, room assignments, or infection control zones. The durable fabric withstands repeated laundering with hospital-grade disinfectants while maintaining structural integrity and appearance. For B2B buyers, replacement covers are available separately, extending the service life of the metal frame and reducing total ownership costs. This modularity aligns with sustainability initiatives by minimizing waste from complete unit replacement.
| Width | 90 cm (35.4") |
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| Height Options | 50.5 cm / 52.5 cm (19.9" / 20.7") |
| Depth | 41 cm (16.1") |
| Weight | 2.7 kg (5.95 lbs) |
| Opening Width (Flipped Down) | 90 cm (35.4") |
| Material | Metal tube frame, Fabric cover, Nylon, PP, TPR |
| Assembly | Tool-free strap installation with L-shaped brackets (hardware and instructions included) |
| Special Features | Flip-down central section, comprehensive dual-lock system, 2 height adjustment positions, removable washable cover, wide access opening |
| Cover Colors | Green, Gray (additional colors available for bulk orders) |