Hospital Bed Accessories for Safety and Nursing Convenience

Hospital Bed Optional Accessories 

(Manual Hospital Bed / Medical Patient Bed / Ward Bed)

1.Safety Side Rails (Hospital Bed Guardrails)

The safety side rails are made of aluminum alloy or steel with a smooth lifting mechanism that locks securely in place to prevent accidental falls. Available in full-length or split-type styles, the guardrails ensure patient safety during rest, transfer, and mobility. The smooth ABS surface is easy to disinfect, making it suitable for hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. These rails mount firmly onto the bed frame, improving overall patient protection.

Over-Bed Table / Dining Board (Meal Table for Hospital Bed)

The over-bed dining board provides a convenient surface for meals, reading, writing, or light medical procedures. Made from ABS or MDF, the tray is lightweight, durable, and easy to sanitize, ensuring comfort and convenience for patients with limited mobility. It can be attached directly to the bed's side rail or used as a movable tabletop depending on clinical needs. Custom sizes are available for different hospital bed types.

Hospital Bed Casters (Medical Silent Wheels)

The hospital bed can be equipped with high-quality medical casters, engineered for smooth, silent movement and excellent stability. These wheels feature an anti-wrapping design and are available with single-lock, double-lock, or central-lock systems to match different hospital safety requirements. Made from medical-grade PU, the casters offer strong load capacity and long-term durability, ensuring reliable mobility in patient wards and nursing centers.

IV Pole (Stainless Steel Drip Stand)

The optional IV pole is made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel and provides adjustable height settings for various infusion needs. Available with 2 or 4 hooks, it ensures flexible support for different medical bags and infusion devices. The pole can be mounted directly onto the hospital bed or used as a standalone drip stand, making it suitable for wards, clinics, rehabilitation centers, and home nursing environments.