DMI Heavy-Duty Wood Transfer Board for Wheelchair Slide Transfers, Up to 440 lb

Name: DMI Heavy-Duty Wood Transfer Board for Wheelchair Slide Transfers, Up to 440 lb
Brand: MABIS
SKU: AB000CSQJCS
Price: 55.09 USD
Availability: InStock

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$55.09 USD

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Sealed, coated heavy-duty wood transfer board helps support safer wheelchair-to-bed, chair, car, or commode slide transfers. Designed to reduce friction with a smooth surface, it supports smooth movement during transfers and is practical for everyday mobility assistance. Cut-out handle aids secure positioning. Holds up to 440 lb and is FSA and HSA eligible. To use, place one end at the starting surface and the other end at the destination, keep the board as level as possible, lock wheelchair wheels, assist the person onto the board, and use short, controlled movements. Keep the person dry to help maintain low friction. Consult a trained professional for proper transfer technique.