Looking for a bed aid

[Deleted User]

I am looking for a wal mounted heavy duty bar to help me to get in to and out of bed

I previously had a bed lever that is not suitable for my new electrc adjustable bed - because a gap forms when the bed lifts

Also  -  it can;t be a ceiling mounted rod type

There must be a "distorted" D shaped bar available somewhere - but I can;t find one

It needs tto project further out into the room than a simple grab rail

This sort of design only obviously heavier

Sky_

Do you mean a wall-mounted lift and lock rail/grab bar?  Like the ones that are fixed next to disabled toilets.

Sky_

Such as this one?

Torry_Quine

Local occupational therapist should be able to help.

KxMx

A local handyman might have some ideas. 

[Deleted User]

Sky_ said:

Do you mean a wall-mounted lift and lock rail/grab bar?  Like the ones that are fixed next to disabled toilets.

Not a hoist - just a grab bar/rail

poppy12345

Deleted_User said:

Sky_ said:

Do you mean a wall-mounted lift and lock rail/grab bar?  Like the ones that are fixed next to disabled toilets.

Not a hoist - just a grab bar/rail

They didn't mention any hoist, have you actually clicked "this" posted by sky.

Sky_ said:

Such as this one?

[Deleted User]

poppy12345 said:

Deleted_User said:

Sky_ said:

Do you mean a wall-mounted lift and lock rail/grab bar?  Like the ones that are fixed next to disabled toilets.

Not a hoist - just a grab bar/rail

They didn't mention any hoist, have you actually clicked "this" posted by sky.

Sky_ said:

Such as this one?

No I didn't - sorry I missed the blue highlighted bit!
Yes it is a possible answer 

Rodders53

Local OTs may advise?
Some councils may even supply.

I'd be worried about getting suitably strong fixings into a wall for a long cantilever arm and that may need some thought.

Some bed rail aids claim to be usable with 'electric adjustable beds' but maybe your bed supplier can advise what might work?  https://www.activemobility.co.uk/parnell-premier-bed-rail-electric-beds-1963


Or use google to find a bunch of 'possibles' to investigate further.

https://www.nrshealthcare.co.uk/bedroom-seating-aids/bed-aids/bed-safety-support-rails has a selection to peruse and https://www.nrshealthcare.co.uk/bedroom-seating-aids/bed-aids/bed-safety-support-rails/rise-easy-double might work (depending on the bed you have)??