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SHOWER BED (MODEL 900)    

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Picture of SHOWER BED (MODEL 900) The Shower Bed, model 900, is a shower stretcher designed to allow assisted bathing. The bed features a furniture-grade PVC tubular frame to provide support without sharp edges; six 5-inch zinc-plated casters with rubber wheels; top mounted brakes on four of the casters; an adjustable backrest; vertical supports and horizontal braces for preventing sags; two safety belts with side release clips; and fold-down side rails. Water passes through the pads and pillows for fast drying. A flexible, vinyl drain pan is under the unit, and a water collection system and hose are included for keeping the attendant's feet dry. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 37 x 77 x 29 inches. WEIGHT: 90 pounds; with leg extensions, 92 pounds. COLOR: White frame. Mesh fabric available a variety of colors.

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This product record was updated on April 22, 2008.

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Duralife Inc

195 Phillips Park Drive
South Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17702
United States
Telephone: 800-443-5433 or 570-323-9743.
Fax: 570-323-9762.
Web: http://www.duralife-usa.com.
Email: sales@duralife-usa.com.


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