Stainless Steel Bed

Stainless Steel Bed with Two Cranks

Function:

Back-rest tilting is 0~80º.Knee-rest tilting is 0~35º.

Optional:

European side rails,two sectional IV pole,mattress,overbed table,4" castors

A stainless steel bed is a bed made with a stainless steel frame, used for both modern home furnishings and in specific institutional settings like hospitals and rehabilitation centers. In homes, they are known for their durability, modern aesthetic, and rust-resistant properties, and can come in various styles such as platform, canopy, or sleigh. In medical environments, they are designed for safety, hygiene, and ease of use, and are sometimes referred to as medical beds. 

In home furnishings

Aesthetic: Offers a modern, minimalist, and sophisticated style. 

Durability: Stainless steel is strong, long-lasting, and resistant to rust, unlike many other metals. 

Styles: Available in many designs, including platform beds, which do not require a box spring, and canopy beds, which feature four posts. 

Hygiene: Easy to clean and maintain. 

In medical and institutional settings

Function: Specifically designed for patient care, rehabilitation, and nursing. 

Features: Built with safety, ergonomics, and comfort in mind, often with adjustable features and high load-bearing capacity. 

Hygiene: Their non-porous surface makes them easy to sanitize, which is critical in a medical environment. 

Other uses: Also found in facilities like detention centers where durability and resistance to damage are essential. 

To use a stainless steel bed frame, you must first assemble it by connecting the side rails, headboard, footboard, and support legs, often using an Allen wrench and provided hardware. Then, place the slats on the frame according to the instructions, making sure to secure them properly, and finally, place your mattress on top. If you have an adjustable hospital bed, use the hand control to lower or raise the bed and adjust different sections for comfort.  

For an adjustable or hospital bed

Find the remote: Locate the hand control pad to operate the bed's movements. 

Adjust positions: Use the buttons on the remote to raise or lower the head, foot, or entire bed to your desired position. 

Keep the bed in a safe position:

Keep the side rails up to prevent falls, except when getting in or out. 

Lock the wheels to keep the bed from moving unexpectedly. 

Place a bell and telephone within easy reach. 

For a standard stainless steel bed frame

Assemble the frame:

Lay out the side rails and other parts. Keep them organized, possibly by their numbered bags. 

Attach the feet or wheels to the bottom corners. 

Connect the headboard and footboard to the side rails using the designated screws and bolts. 

Install the center support legs if your frame has them. 

Install the slats:

Place the slats across the frame in the correct order as shown in the manual. 

Some slats may have tape for extra grip or for alignment purposes. If so, place them according to the instructions. 

Secure the slats:

Snap the slats into place or secure them with screws or other hardware as required by your model. 

Final checks:

Ensure all screws and bolts are fully tightened. 

If the frame has sharp edges, slide on any included end caps or wrap them with tape to protect yourself and your walls. 

Place your mattress on top of the assembled frame.