185 Hi-Low Series SL

Adapts to many sleeping and TV viewing positions.

Need bed to go lower for shorter legs. Greatest height of 20 inches would be helpful.

kathleen d. from winchester, va

Age 71, weight 280 pounds, female, height 5’2”.

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arm rails do not move, cant use covers sent for damage coverage, need to pull myself with the rails.

robert c. from kimberling city, mo

59 yr. old paralpegic who is blind.

It does not squeak, is modestly adequate in performance. The metal parts function as advertised.

Mattress and all fabrics appear to be of lesser quality. I needed to remove the wheels to get into bed and there is no floor protection without the wheels. The controls include functions I did not purchase and are all in one color so not easy to use.

beverly r. from burnsville, mn

83 year old female, living in independent senior housing. Neck, back, hip degeneration. Use a 4 wheeled walker.

Very comfortable

Bed height is very awkward. I need 2 people to get in and out of my wheelchair because bed does not lower enough to be level with my chair. It's 5 inches too high, so I will not be keeping it

linda d. from warrenville, il

The bed is really top quality. However, I am in a wheelchair and the bed which is height adjustable does not lower enough to be level with my chair.

The bed is well made and sturdy. The mattress is very comfy.

This bed, which is a twin, is too high and too narrow. Also the railings are not long enough, and when down makes it even harder to get in the bed at the proper place.

ada p. from akron, oh (caregiver)

Purchased bed for a very ill 85 yr.old sister, who's barely able to walk. Uses wheelchair and aid assist. Needs lower bed for easier entrance.

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Does not go low enough to ground. Cannot transfer from wheelchair to bed. Had to get thinner mattress which I am not happy with

margaret m. from marcus hook, pa

I am 67. I have many health issues for example advanced rheumatoid arthritis, severe spinal degenerative disc disease and stenosis etc.