Rope ladders & pull straps

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Rope ladders and pull straps are attached to the foot of the bed - either the foot board, the bed frame or the two end feet. They are lightweight and easily transported.

Rope ladders have rungs which the user pulls on to help him/herself into a sitting position. A pull strap has loops to pull on instead of rungs. Some straps have a clip that makes it easier to secure the strap to the bed.

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Bed Caddie

Stander
From £18  (Exc. VAT)


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Medesign Bed Rope Ladder

MEDesign Ltd
From £7


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Rope Ladder Bed Hoist

Patterson Medical
From £9  (Exc. VAT)


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Webbing-bed Ladder

Hospital Direct (Marketing) Ltd
From £10


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Bed Ladder Strap

Patient Handling UK Ltd
From £15


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Locomotor Bed Pull

Select Healthcare Ltd
From £7  (Exc. VAT)


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Rope Ladder Bed Hoist

Glanmor
From £9


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Flexigrip Repositioning Aid

From £37


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Bed Rope Ladder

From £10


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Help and advice

The ladder must be safely and securely fixed in place and the first rung positioned within your reach. The ladder may need to be pinned to the bedclothes if it repeatedly slips to the floor during the night.

Take care when using a ladder with plastic rungs, as these may be slippery to hold.

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