COW&COW 30" Wooden Transfer Board and 60" Transfer Belt Kit for Patient, Senior and Handicap Move Assist and Slide Transfers (30Inch)

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30Inch ₱4,297.00

₱4,297

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Get it between 2026-05-17 to 2026-05-24.

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DETAILS

Product ID:

205152

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Identifier:

B0B1JCJZ8S

Brand:

COW&COW

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Shipping Weight:

4.84 lbs

Manufacturer:

COW&COW Care.

Shipping Dimension:

30.98 x 8.5 x 2.01 inches

FEATURES

Transfer board and Transfer belt Kit include 1pc Transfer board and 1pc Transfer belt.

Helps aid safe patient transfer from a weelchair,bed,chair,car or commode

Material:100%Cotton COW&COW Transfer belt with Metal buckle and Hardwood with Round corners Transfer board,tapered ends and smooth finish provide an easy patient transfer

Transfer Belt Weight capacity:350LBS Size:60"Length*2"width with metal buckle

Weight capacityTransfer Board Weight capacity:300LBS Size:8"*30"*Two open hand cutouts provide easy gripping3/4" Tapered ends to 1/8""*30"*3/4" Tapered ends to 1/8"lbs:300Size:8"*30"*3/4" Tapered ends to 1/8"lbs

DESCRIPTIONS

Transfer Boards can be of great assistance when moving patients to and from a wheelchair, bed car or commode. Before using Transfer Board, have instructions and guidance from a Manual Handling professional, and practice with an able-bodied person.If an exercise appears to be unsafe for either the Carer or the acting patient, stop the exercise and start over again.