Stander EZ Adjust Bed Rail, Adjustable Senior Bedrail and Safety Assist Railing for Elderly Adults with Organizer Pouch, ASTM Safety Approved Guard-Rail, Black

I absolutely love this. I had surgery needed help getting in and out of bed. This is perfect, grab the handle with good arm to get in bed and to grab it to get out of bed. I had my arm, bicep and shoulder surgery so I couldn’t rely on myself so I bought one. It is a game changer. Love it. Don’t hesitate. I’m keeping it on once I’m even healed. Sturdy, great quality, easy assembly l put a lot of pull on it to get into the bed. Fits great under your mattress, holder area for remote. My bed is high to the point my feet don’t touch the floor do again perfectly compatible with my needs. Well worth the cost.

I had my son setup this bed rail for my husband when he got diagnosed with cancer, and it worked perfectly for him to get in and out of bed by himself. He could use it to pull himself and sit up in bed, and then use it as a grab bar to stand up and steady himself while getting out of bed. I liked it because I could pivot it down and out of the was to make the bed easier. Not to mention the pouch to keep the remote and other things he needed to have close. What a great product! Would recommend it to anyone who struggles with mobility!

This works well as I had slid out of bed on my back. It is stable and I feel very safe.

We installed two of these (one on each side) of my mother-in-law's Craftmatic adjustable bed after she fell out of bed the second time. We're glad we did (even though Mom told someone "my kids put restraints on my bed" <sigh>) and the result is cost-efficient, but be aware of the following: • The part of the rail that extends underneath the bed (which makes the rail very solid, because the occupant's weight adds to the anchoring effect) makes it impossible to put rails directly opposite each other on a single-size bed. In our case, we staggered the rails so that they still provide full protection. • While the rails work fine with an adjustable bed, the bed may not work fine with the rails. We anchored the rails on the bed frame base, not the part that elevates, which effectively means the bed no longer elevates. In our case, Mom doesn't use the elevation feature, so it's not a fatal flaw (we removed the control unit for the bed anyway), and it might be possible to anchor the rails such that the bed could still elevate. But we haven't tried, so maybe not. • The rails have nice covers with pockets [not pictured in the photos on Amazon] that can be used to stash TV remotes, etc. But Mom felt "trapped" with the covers on because she couldn't see through them, so the covers came off (quite easily, btw). • Some people with limited manual dexterity might have trouble manipulating the locks that drop the rails (although they are well designed to stay open with a simple twist, so only one of the two locks needs to be handled at one time). Mom can't drop the rails while she's in bed, but (once she'd practiced a few times) can handle them from the outside when she wants to make up the bed. • We were worried that the part of the rail that extends underneath the bed would be felt by Mom when she lay in bed. Nope! (Your mileage may vary depending on your princess, her mattress, and her pea tolerance, of course. <g>) Overall, we like the bed rails, they do what we bought them for, and we recommend them for most situations, with the above caveats.

very good bedrail. It feels substantial enough to feel safe, has handy pockets, can adjust length, and when necessary, with a simple tug on a knob, it will fold down. The only issue is getting it secured properly to the bed. Once you do, there really isn't a reason to take it off again. The straps go under the mattress and hook on to the opposite part of your bedframe. I recommend only putting weight to pull towards the bed, and not away. Also, don't count on the bedrail to keep your stuff from falling on the floor under it. I did read online that people use pool noodles for things like that, though. Oh--I got this bedrail for myself about 6 years ago because I am old and silly and kept falling out of bed.

This rail is well-made, long enough when extended, clicks easily into upright position, and is easy to assemble. I don’t need to use the long security nylon straps which can run all the way under the mattress; it’s held in place sufficiently by the weight of the mattress on the legs that slide under the mattress. My mother is largely immobile anyway, but has squirmed out of bed when hot under the covers, so this helps. Possible worry: it’s not reallly high enough to compensate for the super-thick mattresses that many have nowadays, and on those, it only sticks up about 5 inches, but it’s enough for mom’s extra thick mattress and box spring. Also, depending on which side of the bed it’s on, the nylon webbing only covers half of the railing (the part that slides out doesn’t get covered) so I suppose it’s possible that legs or even arms could poke through and become entangled if that is a concern. Could require additional cloth covering if person is active and thin. Overall it’s just what I needed and I bought one for mom’s house and one for mine.

This is not the least expensive bed rail on Amazon. That’s probably because it’s built so well. We chose this one because it’s tall enough and we have a 14 inch mattress. The bars that slide between the mattress and boxspring are round, but he can’t feel them when he’s laying on the bed. We haven’t been able to really tie it to the bed because I can’t unclip the straps. The clip is really not functional. That is probably the only criticism I can leave. We needed something strong enough so that a 230 pound man wouldn’t fall out of bed. He has REM sleep disturbance and can literally throw himself out of bed. The physics of this bed rail are genius in keeping him on the mattress because his weight holds the rail in place. He says he even leans against it during the night. He doesn’t worry anymore about hurting himself during the night, and either do I. It’s such a comfort to know he’ll sleep safely, we’re both more rested in the morning. No more crashing that wakes us both up in the middle of the night, no more bruises and broken side tables. He also uses it to steady himself when getting up. So even if it isn’t the least expensive bed rail, the construction is sturdy; it’s very worth the money.

So happy with this product. A friend assembled/ put up for us. This gives me peace of mind that my husband won't roll out of bed. Well worth the money.

Bought because my wife who is disabled has difficulty getting in and out of bed but more importantly has a fear of falling out of bed. The bed rail works on either side, expands to virtually double its width and when not needed folds flat against the side of the bed. Whereas not the cheapest bed rail on the market does everything I need it for. Excellent product.

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My mom daily activities became easy with this.Now she is able to get up and move in bed without depending on any body

Best gift for my 90 year old dad.

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