Secured effectively with two straps, it can also help you get positioned once youre in bed, thanks to its ergonomic handle. You find it difficult to change position during the night. If you wake up needing a glass of water or the toilet but find it challenging to roll your body into a position that makes this possible, a bed rail can give you the leverage needed to pull yourself into a more suitable position. Consider the advice about the different kinds of grab rails. Identify the best types of rail for your particular requirements. Everyone moves when they are sleeping and some have uncontrolled movement especially those that have epileptic fits, seizures and people who have Parkinson’s disease.

These are recommendations we are following in New Zealand as we await further clarification and advice from the Ministry of Health, ACC and NZ Standards to ascertain if existing standards will be changed. Why not also take a look at our range of bedding accessories to further elevate your sleeping experience? Safety at nightBetween edge of mattress and bed lever or pillow – use forearm to push down on edge of mattress, it should be firm enough so any gap created is less than 100 mm. If you are very unstable when standing and you find it difficult to bear your own weight, simple grab rails may not be the most suitable answer for you. You may need more support to help you. Likewise, if you have very poor grip, or significant pain in your hands, arms or shoulders. You feel unsteady or breathless when getting in or out of bed. A bed rail can provide you with reliable support, enabling you to regain your breath or balance, before going about your daily routine. help you balance as you lift your legs onto the bed and position yourself to the centre of your pillows.

Assessment by a qualified Occupational Therapist is recommended to ensure this Bed lever is appropriate for your needs.

Bed rails for adults

The award-winning 2-In-1 Bed Rail has been designed to provide users with a very stable, easy to grip, support that helps them when getting into or out of bed.