Galenus Medical
Slide Transfer Board, Sliding Boards Transfer to Wheelchairs, Seniors & Patient from Bed to Chair, Car, Non-Slip Hangable Sliding Boards Hold up to 450 lbs(Green)
$61.35
- 【Easy Transfer】This slide transfer board allows for the rapid transfer of patients with limited mobility from beds, chairs, wheelchairs, cars, and more, making nursing care easier than ever before.
- 【Safe and Non-slip】Made of sturdy plasticized steel, this lift plate is built to last. It features a toothed granule design on the back to prevent slipping, ensuring the safety of both the patient and caregiver during transfers.
- 【Curved Handle】The arc handle has a smooth surface that won’t scratch the user. Its ergonomic design makes it easy for patients to grip securely, providing an added layer of safety during transfers.
- 【Easy to Use】Simply place the transfer board horizontally in the middle and the patient can easily move back and forth on the board to transfer between different locations. It’s a simple and effective solution for improving mobility.
- 【Attention to Use】It is important that the patient has sound and strong hands, as well as a good sense of balance, when using this transfer board independently. If not, it is recommended to have a caregiver assist. The non-slip design with rounded edges ensures that it won’t scratch car seats or bed sheets, but you can also use a mat for added protection if desired.
In stock
Add to wishlistAdd to compareAdditional information
| Weight | 4.2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 32 × 13 × 1.5 in |
| GTIN | 001001677581 |
| Package Dimensions | 32 x 13 x 1.5 inches; 4.2 Pounds |
| Date First Available | April 25, 2024 |
| ASIN | B0D2NWPWJH |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Manufacturer | Gribouillage |
Kathleen San Martino –
I have a straight-edged wooden transfer board that is a little shorter than this. This board has a crescent shaped curve to it and is a little longer than the one I have. The curve on this transfer board can either be a hindrance or a blessing depending up the shape of the item one is transferring from or to. A curved board like this is best used for transferring around obstacles. This will definitely work in many cases to transfer a slightly immobile patient from a chair, toilet or car seat, etc. to a wheelchair, bed, etc. The armrest on a wheelchair may have to be removed or the bed rail may have to be lowered. The notches on the board are used to hook onto a chair rail or other small rail.This is a little heavy but the handle makes this easy to carry. There are nubs on the reverse site to prevent slippage as the top part is slick. It is important that the patient has the ability to sit up and lift up their body during the transfer because sliding on a transfer board causes friction which moves the skin and results in the sitz bone underneath wearing away.Overall, this is a very sturdy curved transfer board that is good for the right application. I personally prefer boards like this with the notches because it is more versatile and secure. The current price of $59.99 is competitively priced for a curved board such as this. The straight-edged wooden boards are normally half this price and are best used when there are no obstacles to get around. This is rated to hold a person up to 450 pounds.
mary cooper –
I’m am satisfied with my order
TC-FL –
The Gribouillage Slide Transfer Board is amazingly well made. The product description is 100% accurate. When I order this product, I didn’t think it was going to be any good. Since it wasn’t made of wood, but plasticized steel, I thought I would be difficult to slide a person across the board for many different reasons. The clothing they wear, if their skin is moist, their weight. I was so use to using a wood board that this one seemed unlikely to work any better, but I was wrong. This board is much more sturdier that wood, especially at higher weights, and the people transfer effortlessly across from car to wheelchair, wheelchair to bed, as if they were gliding on air. The built in chair cutouts to hold the chair in place worked without slippage. The nearly 1/2 in thick board holds a massive amount of weight, more than most will ever need, and the people who use it feel more secure as it is not dipping as they move across. On the bottom of the board. there are ridges to grip the two transfer points, again preventing slippage. By all standards, this board is far superior to its wooden counterpart.