Features of Vive Health Bed Ladder
- Bed Assist Ladder: Great for those with spinal injuries, lower extremity weakness, expectant mothers, and those recovering from surgery
- Comfort Grip Handles: Soft foam handles provide a comfortable, nonslip grip
- Installs On Any Bed: Tool-free installation and easy removal on any size bed frame including adjustable beds
- Adjustable Length: Easily adjust the ladder length with a secure slide buckle for optimal assistance
- Ladder Design: Wide ladder design assists individuals in rising to a seated position in bed
- Durable Webbing: Strong webbing supports up to 300 pounds and is easy to clean
What to buy with Bed Pull Up Devices
How to install Vive Bed Ladder Assist?
1. Tuck
2. Secure
3. Click
How to use Bed Pull Up Strap?
Using a hand-over-hand movement, sit up in bed by pulling on successive rungs of the ladder until reaching a seated position.
Care Instructions:
Wipe strap and handles with a damp cloth and dry immediately
Vive Bed Ladder Strap FAQ
Are the handles wide enough to have two hands on simultaneously?
As hands sizes vary, using both hands on one handle simultaneously would depend on the width of a person’s hand. Each ladder handle is five inches in length to easily accommodate most hand sizes.
Will it work on an adjustable bed?
Yes, it easily attaches to any bed frame with an adjustable buckle strap.
Can it be used only for a twin bed or will it work on any size bed?
The bed ladder can be easily installed on any size bed frame.
Do the arms fold down?
The arms are fixed and do not fold down.
What is the maximum height from seat to floor?
The Vive bed ladder is six feet in length and is adjustable to fit any bed.
What is the ladder made of?
The bed ladder is made with a durable webbing, with a strong composite buckle and soft foam handles.
Where do I attach it my bed?
The ladder strap should be looped around the bed frame at the foot of the bed. Then securely snap the buckle and adjust the strap so that the top handle meets the waist level when lying down.
Can I use this with only one arm?
Yes, provided the usable arm has enough strength to pull the body into a seated position.
