Split Side Rails with wooden handles

£80.00 per 4 weeks with VAT relief when hired with a bed

Available as an upgrade to our Hospital Bed Package or Low Bed Package, these split side rails offer supportive access and an open design that helps users feel safe without feeling hemmed in.

Each of the 3 ‘split’ sides can be fully raised, half raised or fully lowered. This enables Their tamper‑proof lock release ensures safe, easy operation for both carers and users.

Features of this Split Side Rails with wooden handles

Supportive Access for Getting In and Out of Bed

Ideal for users with limited mobility or reduced upper‑body strength. The split‑rail design allows the middle section to be lowered while the top and bottom sections remain raised, creating a clear access point for getting in and out of bed. Users can steady themselves using the raised sections — complete with wooden handles — giving them a secure support point for repositioning, transfers and independent movement.

Safe, Easy‑to‑Use Tamper‑Proof Mechanism

A secure locking system allows the rails to be raised or lowered smoothly and safely. The mechanism is designed to prevent accidental release and can usually be operated by the person in bed, supporting independence where appropriate.

About this Split Side Rails with wooden handles

Our Split Side Rails are designed to enhance comfort, confidence and safety for anyone using our hospital bed or low bed packages. The open three‑part design prevents users from feeling enclosed, while still offering the reassurance of a supportive structure at the bedside.

We supply the version with wooden handles, which provide both functional support and a softer, more homely aesthetic. This helps the bed blend naturally into a domestic environment while still offering the stability and assistance required for care.

Each rail features a tamper‑proof lock release mechanism, allowing the rails to be raised or lowered safely and easily — often manageable by the person in bed. These rails are particularly helpful for individuals with reduced mobility, dementia, fall risk, or those recovering from injury. They attach securely to the bed frame and can be adjusted to suit the user’s needs throughout their rehabilitation.