Wooden Side Rails for Alerta Lomond Profiling Beds (Set of 4)

Alerta Lomond Profiling Beds are supplied as standard with wooden side rails, but after long term or frequent use, spare or replacement parts may be necessary. This full set of Wooden Side Rails attaches easily to the framework of Alerta Lomond Beds, helping to reduce the risk of patient falls from bed.

These Side Rails are available in Oak and Walnut finishes to suit the original frame of your Alerta Lomond Profiling Bed.

What's Included?

• 4 x Wooden side rails (Two for each side of bed)
• Full set of fixings required for attachment

Who Can Use the Alerta Lomond Side Rails?

These side rails are ideal for patients at risk of injury as a result of falls from bed. The rails can be lowered below the mattress platform when not needed, and are made with an attractive wooden finish to fit into the aesthetic of any bedroom.

Which Beds Are Compatible?

This set of Wooden Side Rails is compatible with all Alerta Lomond Profiling Beds, including:

• Alerta Lomond Standard Hi-Lo Profiling Bed
• Alerta Lomond Low Profiling Bed
• Alerta Lomond Bariatric Low Profiling Bed
• Alerta Lomond Floor 2 Ultra-Low Profiling Bed (Oak)
• Alerta Lomond Floor 2 Ultra-Low Profiling Bed (Walnut)

Delivery Information

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Delivery Costs

Delivery costs are £6.95 (excluding VAT) for orders under £40 (excluding VAT) and FREE for orders of £40 (excluding VAT) and over. This means that if you spend £40 or more with HospitalBeds.co.uk your item will be delivered free of charge.

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