Drive Wood Bariatric Transfer Board w/Handslots

Why Choose the Drive Wood Bariatric Transfer Board

The Drive Wood Bariatric Transfer Board is designed to assist users with seated transfers when moving between surfaces. Its sturdy wood construction supports bariatric transfer needs, while built-in hand slots make grip, positioning, and handling easier for users or caregivers during transfer setup. With a smooth transfer surface and a strong heavy-duty design, it helps bridge the gap between a wheelchair, bed, chair, commode, or vehicle seat — practical for home care, clinics, hospitals, and care facilities.

Key Features

✔ Bariatric transfer board

✔ Durable wood construction

✔ Built-in hand slots

✔ Supports seated transfers

✔ Helps bridge gaps between surfaces

✔ Smooth transfer surface

✔ Strong heavy-duty design

✔ Useful for wheelchair, bed, and chair transfers

✔ Suitable for home care and facility use

Benefits

✔ Helps users transfer more safely between surfaces

✔ Reduces the need for manual lifting

✔ Hand slots make positioning and handling easier

✔ Supports caregiver-assisted or independent transfers

✔ Useful for users with limited lower-body strength

✔ Practical for home care, clinics, hospitals, and care facilities

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Bariatric seated transfers between a wheelchair, bed, chair, commode, or vehicle seat

✔ Caregiver-assisted or independent transfers

✔ Limited lower-body strength

✔ Home care, clinic, hospital, and facility use

✔ Daily transfer routines

Usage/Application

Ideal for users who need bariatric seated transfer support between a wheelchair, bed, chair, commode, vehicle seat, or other transfer surfaces. Confirm the weight capacity and board dimensions by SKU and do not exceed the rated capacity — confirm the bariatric rating suits the user. Position the board securely so it bridges both surfaces with firm support at each end, lock the wheelchair brakes (and stabilise the other surface) before transferring, and use the hand slots to position the board and clear the slide path. Use caregiver assistance where needed, keep the surface clean and dry, and inspect before each use — discontinue use if the board is cracked, splintered, or damaged.