Adjustable Beds
Explore our range of adjustable, profiling and specialty beds, grouped by the features and applications that may be relevant to your prescription — from ultra-low positioning and falls risk through to bariatric requirements, pressure care, positioning, transfers and companion configurations.
Our Assistive Technology team can help you compare suitable options based on your client’s needs, available space, required functionality and safe working load.
Find a Bed Based on Your Client’s Requirements
Start with the function you need the bed to provide. Each category brings together models with features suited to different client requirements, clinical considerations and home environments.
Compare available configurations, sizes and key features, then speak with our Assistive Technology team if you need help narrowing down the options.
Standard Homecare
Adjustable profiling beds for everyday home and respite care.
A versatile starting point for clients who require an adjustable bed to support positioning, transfers, comfort and day-to-day care.
IC333
Long Single · Long King Single · Long Double · Queen · Split Queen · Split King · Extra Long Single · Extra Long King Single · Extra Long Double · Extra Long Queen
Companion & Split
Bed configurations designed to accommodate two people
Options for couples who need to remain side by side while having independent adjustment on each side of the bed.
Impulse 400 Companion Bed
Single · King Single · Split Queen
Supplied as two frames side by side, or as a single split Queen.
2300 Tilt Companion
Single · King Single
Supplied as two frames side by side, matched or mixed sizes.
Bariatric & Extra Wide
Wider sleeping surfaces and higher safe working loads.
Designed for clients who require additional space and increased load capacity. Consider the required safe working load, available room space and appropriate mattress configuration when selecting an option.
Floorline & Ultra Low
Lower bed heights to help address falls-related considerations.
Beds that can lower close to the floor, providing an option to consider where reducing the potential impact of a fall is part of the client’s requirements.
Tilt in Space
Additional positioning options for pressure care, posture and comfort.
Tilt functionality can provide additional positioning options for clients with more complex support requirements. Consider the client’s positioning needs alongside the required bed configuration and accessories.
2300 Tilt Companion
Single · King Single
Supplied as two frames side by side, matched or mixed sizes.
Folding & Portable
Flexible options for short-term use, transport or storage.
Folding bed options for situations where portability, storage or temporary placement is an important consideration.
Specialty Transfer
Bed functionality designed to support transfers.
Specialised options that assist with the transfer process by rotating the client toward a seated position at the edge of the bed.
See the Beds in Action
Supplier demonstrations covering setup, controls, tilt function and lowering heights.
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Every model, by supplier
If you already know the manufacturer, the full range is listed here.
Alrick
- EN7
- EN9
- Luxa
- Zyra Bariatric Homecare
- Cira Tilt
- Plexa
- Nino
- 2300 Tilt Care
- 2300 Partner Bed
- 2300 Tilt Companion
- 2300 Split Bed
- P5500 Folding Bed
Better Malsch
- Impulse 400
- Impulse 400 Continuous Rails
- Impulse 400 Companion Bed
- Impulse XL
- Impulse 500 Ultra Low Bed
- Klearside
- Aura
Cobalt
- Rotating Bed
- Flexi Floorline
- CB12 Floorline
Alivio
- Jannali
- Jannali Companion
Icare
- IC333
Kcare
- Electric Folding Bed
Invacare
- Etude Plus
Need Help Selecting the Right Bed?
Every client has different functional, clinical and environmental requirements.
If you’re unsure which bed is appropriate, tell our Assistive Technology team about the client’s needs, the room, transfer method and any key requirements you need to consider.
We can help you identify two or three suitable options to compare, including relevant safe working loads, minimum bed heights, available configurations and current supply options.
What to Include in Your Enquiry
The more information you can provide, the more targeted our recommendations can be. Consider including:
- Client’s functional requirements
- Transfer method
- Falls risk considerations
- Positioning or pressure care requirements
- Required bed width and length
- Safe working load requirements
- Available space in the room
- Whether the bed needs to accommodate a partner
- Any portability or storage requirements