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Hospital Beds For Rent or Sale

Fowler (hospital) beds, both manual and motorised, offer adjustable positions to enhance comfort and aid in the care of individuals with medical needs, particularly those who spend extended periods in bed. Here's a comparison of manual and motorised Fowler beds for home use:





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Key Features

Manual Fowler Beds

Manual Fowler beds feature hand-cranked mechanisms that allow users or caregivers to adjust the bed's position manually. Typically, these beds offer multiple adjustable positions, including raising or lowering the head, feet, or both. Users can use the hand cranks to control the bed's elevation and recline angles, providing customizable comfort and support. Manual Fowler beds are cost-effective and straightforward to operate, making them suitable for home use without the need for electrical power.

Motorized Fowler Beds

Motorised Fowler beds, also known as electric or adjustable beds, feature powered mechanisms controlled by a handheld remote or buttons on the bed frame. These beds offer the same adjustable positions as manual Fowler beds but with the convenience of electric operation. Users can effortlessly adjust the bed's position with the touch of a button, eliminating the need for manual cranking. Motorised Fowler beds are ideal for individuals with limited mobility or caregivers who require ease of operation. They may also feature additional functionalities such as height adjustment, massage, and programmable memory settings for personalised comfort. Both manual and motorised Fowler beds offer benefits for home use, providing customisable positioning to enhance comfort, promote circulation, and facilitate activities such as reading or watching TV in bed.

When selecting a Fowler bed for home use, consider factors such as budget, user needs, and caregiver preferences to choose the most suitable option for optimal comfort and functionality.





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Uses Of Motorized Semi Fowler Bed

Patient Comfort and Support

Enables patients to find a comfortable and ergonomic position, promoting better relaxation and improved sleep quality.


Post-Surgery Recovery

Facilitates smooth adjustments to the bed’s positioning, allowing patients to find an optimal angle that aids in post-surgery recovery, especially for procedures requiring specific bed positioning.


Respiratory Support

Assists patients with respiratory issues by elevating the upper body, promoting improved breathing and reducing the discomfort associated with certain respiratory conditions.


Pressure Ulcer Prevention

Aids in the prevention of pressure ulcers by allowing caregivers to adjust the patient’s position regularly, redistributing pressure and minimizing the risk of skin breakdown.


Ease of Caregiving

Facilitates caregivers in providing efficient care by allowing them to adjust the bed’s position with ease, reducing the physical strain associated with repositioning the patient manually, and enhancing overall caregiving experience.





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Frequently Asked Questions About Hospital Beds

  • What are the benefits of a fowler bed?
    • Fowler's bed has a number of benefits for patients. It can help to improve breathing, reduce the risk of aspiration, and make it easier for patients to eat and drink. It can also help to relieve pressure on the back and improve
  • What is the dimension of fowler bed?
    • Size: 2030 × 900 × 530 mm. Epoxy coated mild steel frame work and 4 section top. Tubular head & foot bows made of stainless steel. Mounted on protective stumps.
  • What is the difference between Fowler and semi-fowler bed?
    • The difference between a standard Fowler position and a semi-Fowler position is the bed angle. The bed angle in standard Fowler is greater, with the head of the bed elevated at 45-60 degrees, while in a semi-Fowler position, the head of the bed is elevated 30-45 degrees.
  • What is the size of a hospital bed?
    • A standard hospital bed is 72 - 80 inches long by 36 inches wide.
  • Does a hospital bed come apart?
    • Yes. A hospital bed for home disassembles into 6 parts. The frame of the bed breaks into two parts, then you have a head and foot board. You also have side rails, one for each side.
  • What is the weight capacity of a standard hospital bed?
    • Most beds have a weight capacity of 120 Kgs
  • What is the difference between a semi electric bed and a fully electric bed?
    • On a semi electric hospital bed the head and feet move on the frame with a remote. You have to hand crank the height of a semi electric bed. On a fully electric hospital bed the head, feet, and the height of the bed move up and down with a remote.
  • Do Hospital beds come with wheels on the frame?
    • Yes. In most cases the hospital beds have wheels which give you the ability to move the bed around the room. They do have the ability to lock the wheels as well.

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