ATTENDANT BED

Provision for attaching an IV (intravenous) rod....

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Provision for attaching an IV (intravenous) rod.
Urine bag holder.

Features

Provision for attaching an IV (intravenous) rod.
Urine bag holder.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions	Attendant beds are compact to fit in patient rooms and usually have an overall size of approximately 1800 mm L x 600 mm W x 450 mm H (72" L x 24" W x 18" H).
Frame Material	The framework is typically constructed from robust materials like mild steel (MS) or stainless steel (SS) tubing to ensure stability and durability. The metal body is often pre-treated and finished with an epoxy powder coating to make it corrosion-resistant and easy to clean, meeting healthcare hygiene standards.
Mattress/Top	The top is commonly a perforated CRCA (Cold Rolled Close Annealed) steel sheet, which provides ventilation. This is typically covered with a high-density foam (e.g., 40 density) or foam-padded top, which is then covered with a waterproof and easy-to-clean rexine or synthetic material.
Fixed	Many standard attendant beds are fixed-position, relying on heavy-duty PVC or rubber stumps for stable floor contact.
Portable	Other models may be portable, equipped with castors (wheels) to facilitate easy movement between rooms, often with two lockable wheels for safety.
Functionality	Unlike full hospital beds (which offer features like Fowler, Semi-Fowler, or Trendelenburg positions for patient recovery), attendant beds are usually fixed-position (non-adjustable). Some advanced models may offer a foldable or convertible design to become a chair to save space.
Accessories	Common provisions or optional accessories can include:
Built	in storage space underneath the mattress area (in some models).
Weight Capacity	These beds are designed to support an adult attendant, typically with a load capacity of around 100 kg to 150 kg

ATTENDANT BED

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