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ANTI-SLIP TRANSFER BOARD WITH TWO HORIZONTAL HAND HOLES    

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Picture of ANTI-SLIP TRANSFER BOARD WITH TWO HORIZONTAL HAND HOLES The Anti-Slip Transfer Board with Two Horizontal Hand Holes is a transfer board designed for individuals with balance, lower extremity or mobility disabilities. It to assist individuals with transfer between a wheelchair and a bed, shower bench, commode, car, chair, etc. or a stretcher and a bed. This sliding board can also provide assistance to enable a therapist or caregiver to perform of a transfer. The two-tone board is available in three lengths. DIMENSIONS (LxW): 21, 24, or 29 x 8 inches. WEIGHT: 2 pounds (21 inch length), 2.5 pounds (24 inch length), or 3 pounds (28 inch length).

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Price: 62.00.

This product record was updated on December 12, 2011.

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Accessible Designs, Inc.

401 Isom Road
Suite 520
San Antonio, Texas 78216
United States
Telephone: 210-341-0008.
Fax: 210-341-0009.
Web: http://www.accessibledesigns.com.
Email: cs@adirides.com.


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