Thorpe Mill Cotside Bumpers with Net Windows (Three Rail Profiling Bed Split Base)

Thorpe Mill Cotside Bumpers with Net Windows (Three Rail Profiling Bed Split Base) are specifically designed for use with three-rail profiling beds. With a windowed side for permanent visibility and an easy-to-clean cover, Thorpe Mill Rail Bumpers prevent patient entrapment by covering gaps in bed railings.

What’s Included?

• 1 x Pair of Net Window Rail Bumpers

What Type of Bed Rails Are Thorpe Mill Bumpers Compatible With?

Thorpe Mill Hospital Bed Bumpers are designed to be used exclusively on three rail profiling beds.

Key Benefits and Features

• Top and bottom pads are connected by a strong, see-through net
• Reduces the patient’s feelings of claustrophobia
• When the sides are lowered, the net folds to save space
• Flame resistant foam reduces the risk of fires
• Soft inner padding reduces risk of injury to patients
• Easy to clean fabric promotes hygienic conditions

Are Three Rail Profiling Bed Bumpers Easy to Fit?

The easy to use hook and loop fastenings along the bottom edge make Profiling Bed Rail Bumpers straightforward to fit. The fastening on the bottom edge prevents anyone from accidentally unhooking it, helping to improve patient safety.

Permanent Visiblity

It is vital that patients in a volatile state or those with a condition that can change quickly are permanently visible. Windowed Thorpe Mill Bumpers provide all the excellent safety features of standard bumpers whilst remaining transparent. This allows any relevant healthcare professional to see the condition of a patient from anywhere in the near vicinity.

Claustrophobia Relief

Patients with claustrophobia or a similar anxiety inducing condition may react badly to bumpers without windows. Thorpe Mill Rail Guards allow a patient to see the entirety of their surroundings, lowering their anxiety and making them feel more comfortable and safe.

Who Could Benefit From Cotside Railing Bumpers?

• Patients with epilepsy and involuntary movement
• Elderly patients vulnerable to falls and bed “roll-out”
• Those who suffer from excessive bruising (ecchymosis)
• Patients who suffer from confusion, agitation or delirium
• Anyone who experiences repetitive or involuntary movements
• People with high or low body mass (which may change entrapment risks)
• People with variable levels of consciousness, or those under sedation