Contour Mattress Genie Adjustable Bed Wedge System - Inflatable Under The Bed Wedge Mattress Riser for Elevated Support, Fits Queen Size Bed

Product Information

The Mattress Genie is suitable for use with single, double and king-size mattresses. Simply select your desired size using the drop-down menu above. How Does the Mattress Genie Improve Sleep Quality? With just the touch of a button you can raise the head of the bed by up to 66cm (26 inches). This creates a 40 degrees incline from the horizontal allowing you to achieve your own comfortable position. The Mattress GenieMattress Tilter is fully adjustable so that you can create an angle anywhere between lying down flat, and that 40 degree maximum angle. If you have a disability or you are caring for someone with a disability, remember that you have the right to ask social services for a community care assessment. Please note that the Mattress Genie is not suitable for use with water mattresses. Can I Use the Mattress Genie on a Wooden Slatted Bed?

a moulded handgrip may be more comfortable to hold and an adjustable length strap provides greater flexibility;Care should be taken that there is no wall- mounted obstruction to prevent the bed from moving vertically or that nothing can get trapped underneath the bed when it is lowered.

The bulletin recommends that alternative methods of bed care/management should be considered first, such as:

Does It Maintain a Constant Angle When Inflated?

If a person is unable to take any of their weight through their legs, advice should ALWAYS be sought from a therapist as to the safest method of assisting or moving them out of bed. Most people are not strong enough to lift someone (including many children) from the bed onto a chair/wheelchair/commode. Equipment which will do the lifting instead is available or sometimes the person may be able to slide across. ensure that there is enough room for the base to slide under a divan bed and, where possible, fasten it to the bed headboard for greater stability; body positioning devices (these help to position a person with specific clinical needs, e.g. someone who has contractures).