Standing Foldable Bedrail
AR05
- Dual floor support legs keep the rail firmly anchored when users pull themselves up—preventing the mattress shifting that occurs with strap-only bedrails.
- Caregivers can lower the rail completely flat (180°) with one hand, eliminating obstructions during transfers, bathing assistance, or bedding changes.
- L-shaped brackets secure directly to the bed frame, while adjustable height (80–103 cm / 31.5"–40.6") accommodates standard home beds to hospital-style frames.
- Integrated storage pocket keeps medications, glasses, and essentials within arm's reach—reducing the need for users to stretch or leave bed at night.
Ground-Supported Stability for Safer Transfers
The Standing Foldable Bedrail features floor-to-bed support design that eliminates mattress-only mounting risks. By anchoring directly to the ground with dual support legs, the rail provides exceptional stability when users pull themselves up or lower down—addressing a critical pain point for seniors and mobility-challenged individuals. The flip-down rail design enables caregivers to assist with transfers and bedding changes efficiently, making this an ideal solution for home care environments and assisted living facilities.
Floor-to-Bed Support System
Unlike traditional bed rails that rely solely on mattress grip, this ground-supported design distributes weight directly to the floor through dual support legs. These additional floor contact points create a stable foundation that remains secure even when users apply significant upward or lateral force during transfers. This structural advantage significantly reduces the risk of rail displacement or mattress shifting—common safety concerns reported by care facilities. The design supports up to 100 kg (220 lbs) of applied force, providing confidence for users of varying mobility levels.
One-Hand 180° Flip-Down Operation
The rail folds down completely flat (180°) with a simple one-hand lever press, allowing caregivers to assist users in and out of bed without obstruction. This feature streamlines morning routines, medical examinations, and bedding changes—reducing physical strain on caregivers and minimizing transfer-related incidents. When lowered, the rail sits flush against the bed side, eliminating tripping hazards. The mechanism is designed for thousands of cycles, ensuring long-term reliability in high-use residential care settings.
Adjustable Height Configuration
Three height settings (80–103 cm / 31.5"–40.6") accommodate different bed heights and user preferences. This adaptability is essential for B2B buyers serving diverse client bases—from standard home beds to adjustable hospital-style beds common in care facilities. Simple push-button adjustment requires no tools, enabling quick reconfiguration when the bedrail is moved between rooms or reassigned to different users. The locking mechanism ensures the selected height remains secure during use.
Secure Installation System
The installation system combines adjustable straps with L-shaped brackets that anchor directly to the bed frame. This dual-attachment approach ensures the bedrail remains firmly in place when users apply force during transfers—the brackets prevent any shifting or displacement that could occur with strap-only designs. The L-shaped bracket design distributes stress across the bed frame structure, providing stable support even when users pull up with significant force. Setup is straightforward with included hardware and clear visual instructions, typically completed in 10-15 minutes. This robust mounting system is essential for users who rely heavily on the rail for leverage during daily bed transfers.
Integrated Storage Pocket
A thoughtfully designed storage pocket keeps essential items within arm's reach—medications, glasses, phones, or remote controls. This convenience feature reduces the need for users to stretch or leave bed for frequently needed items, preventing falls during nighttime access. For caregivers, it provides a designated spot for care documentation or supplies. The pocket design adds value without increasing product complexity, enhancing end-user satisfaction and differentiation in competitive markets.
Dual Floor Support Legs for Maximum Stability
The dual floor support legs (depth: 92 cm / 36.2") create exceptional resistance to tipping or shifting during use. These additional ground contact points work like stabilizing outriggers, distributing force across multiple points rather than relying on mattress friction alone. Rubber-coated contact points protect flooring while preventing slippage on hard surfaces or carpet. This robust support system is critical for users who rely heavily on the rail for leverage—particularly those with lower body weakness or balance issues. The metal-fabric-plastic construction balances durability with lightweight portability, making relocation between rooms manageable for facility staff.
Product Specifications
AR05
Standing Foldable Bedrail
| Maximum Load | 100 kg (220 lbs) |
|---|---|
| Width | 63 cm (24.8") |
| Height Range | 80 - 103 cm (31.5" - 40.6") |
| Depth | 92 cm (36.2") |
| Height Positions | 3 adjustable settings |
| Flip-Down Angle | 180° (completely flat) |
| Material | Metal, Fabric, Plastic |
| Assembly | Strap and L-shaped bracket installation (hardware and instructions included) |
| Special Features | Ground-supported design, one-hand fold-down operation, storage pocket, dual floor support legs |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes the ground-supported design safer than traditional bed rails?
A: Traditional bed rails rely on mattress grip alone, which can shift or pull loose when users apply force. The AR05's floor-to-bed design distributes weight to the ground through dual support legs, providing stable support even when users pull themselves up with significant force. This reduces displacement risks and offers consistent stability for users with varying mobility levels.
Q: How does the flip-down rail benefit caregivers?
A: The 180° flip-down mechanism allows caregivers to lower the rail completely flat with one hand, eliminating obstructions during transfers, medical care, or bedding changes. This streamlines care routines, reduces physical strain on staff, and minimizes transfer-related incidents. When lowered, the rail creates no tripping hazards, enhancing safety for both users and caregivers.
Q: Can this bedrail accommodate different bed heights?
A: Yes. Three height settings (80–103 cm / 31.5"–40.6") accommodate standard home beds, adjustable hospital beds, and various mattress thicknesses. Simple push-button adjustment requires no tools, making it easy to reconfigure when moving the rail between beds or reassigning to different users in care facilities.
Q: Does installation require professional setup?
A: No professional is required. The installation uses adjustable straps and L-shaped brackets that anchor to the bed frame, providing secure attachment. The process is straightforward with included hardware and clear instructions, typically taking 10-15 minutes. The L-shaped bracket design ensures the rail stays firmly in place during use.
Q: Will the floor support legs damage flooring?
A: No. Rubber-coated contact points protect hardwood, tile, and other floor surfaces while preventing slippage. The design distributes weight evenly across the support legs, avoiding concentrated pressure that could dent or scratch flooring over time.
Q: How durable is the flip-down mechanism?
A: The mechanism is engineered for thousands of operation cycles, making it suitable for high-frequency use in care facilities. Quality materials and robust construction ensure the folding function remains smooth and secure over the product's lifespan, minimizing maintenance needs.
Q: What is the storage pocket designed to hold?
A: The integrated pocket accommodates small personal items like glasses, phones, remote controls, or medications—items users frequently need at bedside. This convenience feature reduces the need for users to stretch or leave bed, preventing falls during nighttime access. Caregivers can also use it for care documentation or supplies.
Q: Is this suitable for bariatric users?
A: The bedrail supports up to 100 kg (220 lbs) of applied force during transfers. While suitable for most users, facilities serving bariatric populations should assess individual needs. The ground-supported design provides more stability than mattress-only rails, but weight capacity should be considered based on specific use cases.
Q: What maintenance is required?
A: Minimal maintenance is needed. Periodic inspection of the strap system, L-shaped brackets, and folding mechanism ensures continued safe operation. The metal-fabric-plastic construction resists wear and can be wiped clean with standard disinfectants, important for infection control in care settings. The simple design reduces long-term service costs.