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Gait Belt PathoShield 60 Blue Hydrotherapy 5 in one inch increments Upholstery

USD34.25 USD71.25

★ 4.8

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Hand-finished studio piece · Cobalt glaze series

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Description

Gait Belt PathoShield 60 Blue Hydrotherapy 5 in one inch increments Upholstery 5 in one inch increments * Convenient side rail provides support for easy transfer * Comes standard with oversized tips for a more secure slip resistant bench * Weight capacity is 300 lbs * Notice to California Consumers: WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm * Snap N Save Sliding Transfer Bench with Replaceable Cut Out Swivel Seat Effectively control bacteria with this sealed construction plastic belt * Allows safe ambulation of unstable residents * Liquid proof plastic coated webbing disinfects with spray or wipe on disinfectant * Sealed construction with no stitching does not allow penetration of bacteria * Secures with durable Delrin© side release buckle * Holds up to 250lbs *

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