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Picture of EZ CARE SIDE RAILS (MODEL EZ-110100) The EZ Care Side Rails, model EZ-110100, are hospital or home care full-length bed side rails designed for use by individuals with spinal cord injury or mobility disabilities. The rails install without tools on most split spring beds. The rails are made of 1-inch diameter chrome-plated steel, and they telescope to adjust to the length of the bed.

Notes: These rails are sold in pairs.

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on August 27, 2007.

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Handicare (Formerly Movingpeople.net, a division of Handicare AS)

Vossenbeemd 104
5705 CL Helmond, Netherlands
Telephone: 011-31-492-59-38-88.
Fax: 011-31-492-53-79-31.
Web: http://www.movingpeople.net.
Email: info@movingpeople.net.


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