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Supports up to 200kg · Rigid one piece ABS · Curved 79.5 x 29.5cm board · Toothed anti slip ends · 35° wheelchair locking slots · Tapered bevelled ends · 1.7kg · GST free
Moving between a wheelchair and a bed, car seat, chair or bath is one of the most demanding parts of the day for someone with limited leg strength, and for the carer helping them. The SectorCare Curved Transfer Board bridges the gap between two seats so the transfer becomes a slide rather than a lift. Its curved shape follows the sweeping path of a seated transfer, and it supports up to 200kg, giving wheelchair users, carers, occupational therapists and aged care staff a sturdy board to rely on for everyday transfers.
The board measures 79.5cm long and 29.5cm wide, with 20.5cm wide ends, and weighs 1.7kg. It is moulded in one piece from rigid ABS with a smooth, low friction top surface for sliding. On the underside, toothed anti slip zones of 11.5cm at each end help hold the board on the seats. Slots at each end, angled at 35°, hook around a wheelchair armrest, and tapered, bevelled ends ease the board under the user. A 12.8cm hand slot helps with positioning, and the water resistant surface wipes clean after use at home or in clinical settings.
With its 200kg capacity, curved 79.5 x 29.5cm shape, toothed anti slip ends, 35° wheelchair locking slots and water resistant ABS construction, this board makes seated transfers smoother for users and carers at home, in aged care and in clinical settings. Choose the SectorCare Curved Transfer Board GST free, available across Australia.
How much weight does the board support?
It supports up to 200kg.
What transfers can it be used for?
It's designed for seated transfers, such as wheelchair to bed, car seat, chair, toilet or bath, at home and in clinical settings.
How does it stay in place during a transfer?
Toothed anti-slip zones on the underside grip each seat. The 35° slots at each end hook around a wheelchair armrest to help steady the board.
What should I do before using it?
Lock the wheelchair brakes and move the footrests out of the way. Place the board securely across both seats before starting the transfer.
Can someone use it on their own?
Many people use a transfer board on their own. If the user has limited upper-body strength, a carer should be present to assist.
Is it easy to clean?
Yes. The water-resistant ABS surface wipes clean after each use.
