Trapeze Bar, Bed Clamp-Style and Replacement Parts by Drive Medical
Trapeze Bar and Associated Parts - Bed Clamp-Style by Drive Medical
The Drive 13009TRAPBV Trapeze Bar is a dependable and essential accessory for patients needing assistance repositioning themselves in bed. This Trapeze Bar, when used in conjunction with a bed, can assist a patient weighing up to 250lbs. The Trapeze is designed to provide support, increase stability and assist the user when repositioning himself/herself in bed.
However, this clamp-style Bed Trapeze Bar it is NOT designed to support the total body weight of the patient and should be used for assistance only.
KEY FEATURES
- Heavy-gauge two-piece square steel tubing provides maximum support
- Mounts easily to metal frame headboards and fits most major manufacturers beds
- Easy-to-install without tools
- Weight Capacity: 250 lbs.
- Attractive brown-vein finish
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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The Drive 13009TRAPBV Trapeze Bar is designed to enhance patient independence and reduce caregiver strain, this medical trapeze bar mounts securely to the bed frame and features a sturdy, adjustable triangle grip handle. It’s ideal for individuals recovering from surgery, living with limited mobility, or undergoing rehabilitation at home or in a care facility.
Compatible with most standard hospital beds, including many Drive Medical bed models, the 13009TRAPBV offers tool-free installation and a durable steel construction that supports up to 250 pounds. The bar includes a base that slides under the bed frame for added stability and is height-adjustable to meet individual user needs.
This bed trapeze bar helps patients safely change positions, sit up, or transfer to a wheelchair without assistance. Its compact design allows it to be used in both homecare and clinical settings. For those seeking a reliable solution to promote mobility and reduce the risk of injury, the Drive 13009TRAPBV is a top choice. Whether used temporarily during recovery or as part of long-term care, it delivers confidence, security, and support right at the bedside.