DMI Bed Rail with Adjustable Handle Height and Tool Free Assembly, Eldery Assistance Product, Bed Assist Rail

Arrived quick, easy set up, sturdy. Gives my mom extra stability getting out of and into bed, she was hesitant at first, loved it after the first night.

I am fairly young and fell out of bed. This is sturdy and not too bulky. Perfect to grab on since we have adjustable bed.I had fallen in floor at 5am. Miracle I didn't break an arm. This will help after surgeries or if your bed is very high like ours.

Be sure to measure how low you need the horizontal bar. This rail does not go low enough for the bed in my father's assisted living facility. We will have to saw off a couple of inches from the legs.

Ease of use. Handy on-off process. Order set to cover both sides of bed.

This has given us peace of mind because it is so sturdy and easy to use.

Not what you advertised

It really does work as intended, a real help for my father-in-law as he had a stroke and it's rough getting him out of bed without some help. He is 6'4" tall and about 260 lbs. so I need all the help he can give himself.

Mom rolled out of bed 4 times before I ordered and received this bedrail. Once in place she was able to get into bed and not fall out anymore. No more calls to 911 to get her off the floor.

This is very sturdy and easy to install my mom had a stroke on right side and needed something to get up from left left side. This was perfect as this has comfortable grip and and also this had leg at the bottom which makes it more sturdy then other models.

I had one like this before. although delivery was delayed it was worth waiting for. it is extremely sturdy and helps me do a safe transfer from chair to bed

A little hard to slide into the bed but does it”s purpose super well

Doesn’t fit all beds

Why in heaven's name would anyone produce a product that cannot be made to fit a standard, garden-variety bed. The hoizontal bars were 4 centimetres above the level of the box spring, causing the mattress to slant noticeably. This was with the feet removed entirely, which would have ruined the carpet fairly soon. Only with a hacksaw could this have been any use to us! A tremendous waste of precious time trying to ready the home for my wife to recover from a broken hip. Just plain stupid!