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DMI Transfer Board and Slide Board made of Heavy-Duty Wood for Patient, Senior and Handicap Move Assist and Slide Transfers, FSA HSA Eligible, Holds up to 440 Pounds, Solid, 30 x 8 x1, 3/4" Wood
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DMI Transfer Board and Slide Board made of Features
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TRANSFER BOARD IS AN ESSENTIAL TOOL for caregivers to easily and safely transfer patients allowing them to move with independence while protecting caregivers from injury
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SLIDE BOARD PROVIDES EASY,SAFE AND SECURE TRANSFERS to assist a move from a wheelchair, bed, chair, sofa, commode or any sitting position. Ideal for disabled, wheelchair bound, elderly or post surgery
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SLIDING BOARD SOLID WOOD offers extra leverage with a safe and secure grip. Each edge has been rounded, sanded and sealed for comfort
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THICK, SANDED AND SEALED WOOD TRANSFER BOARDS ensures easy frictionless transfers. Each durable board has tapered ends and are evenly sanded and sealed with a smooth surface coating to prevent cracks, chips or snagged clothing
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SLIDE BOARD FOR TRANSFERS PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Made of Scotch Pine with overall Dimensions of 30 x 8 x 1; Weight Capacity: 440 lbs.; FSA Eligible
About DMI Transfer Board And Slide Board Made Of
This sturdy wood transfer board will help transfer people from wheelchair to bed, chair, car or commode. The sealed and coated board allows easy transfers to help the patient slide across the glossy surface. The board is also valuable as a mobility aid for those who are living independently and need assistance transferring place to place. 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. The tapered ends should be facing up to help the person slide onto the board. Try to keep the board as level as possible and be sure to lock any wheelchairs in place. Help the person onto the board then assist them as they slide across it in short movements. We highly recommend using the DMI Gait Belt in conjunction with this board to help assist moving the person. Be sure the person is dry to avoid any friction while transferring. Always consult a trained professional if there are questions about using a transfer board. Only attempt using if you have been properly trained.
