Royale Medical Sliding & Swivel Transfer Bench
Adjustable sliding and swivel bench for safe bath entry
This adjustable transfer bench is designed for people with limited mobility who need assistance entering and exiting the bathtub. It is ideal for aged care residents, NDIS participants and clients of occupational therapists. The sliding and swivel mechanisms reduce the need for lifting or twisting, decreasing fall risk and improving independence. Carers benefit from reduced physical strain and faster, safer transfers.
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Features & Benefits
Safe Transfer Mechanics
The bench combines a sliding rail with a 360° swivel base, allowing the user to move into the tub with minimal effort. This dual motion stabilises the transfer, reducing the chance of falls during entry and exit. Clinicians trust this design for patients who cannot safely pivot on their own.
Adjustable Comfort
Seat height adjusts from 50 cm to 60 cm to accommodate different tub dimensions and user needs. The padded seat and armrests provide pressure relief and support for longer bathing sessions. The adjustable range also helps align the user’s hips for optimal posture.
Easy Storage & Mobility
When not in use, the bench folds flat for compact storage in a bathroom closet or hallway. Its lightweight aluminium frame makes it easy for carers to reposition. The simple folding mechanism encourages regular use, supporting ongoing independence.
Technical Specifications
Specifications
| SKU | S13279 |
|---|---|
| Safe Working Load (SWL) | 130 kg |
| Seat Width | 40 mm |
| Overall Width | 84 mm |
| Adjustability | No |
Additional Specifications
| Backrest | Padded |
|---|---|
| Frame Material | Aluminium |
| Swivel Feature | 360° rotation |
| Transfer Method | Sliding & swivel |
Warranty
| Component | Coverage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | 2 years |
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