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Description
This premium foam mattress combines advanced features to ensure comfort, durability, and compliance with medical guidelines. Designed for long-lasting use, it provides optimal support and protection for patients while enhancing bed articulation.
Key Details
- Compliance and Sizing: Firm perimeter and Tru-Fit sizing meet FDA/HBSW guidelines for medical-grade mattresses.
- Enhanced Flexibility: Strategically placed mattress base cuts promote easier flexing during bed frame articulation, helping extend mattress life.
- Comfort Layers: Multi-ply mattress with a 2" Visco topper and heel slope for targeted support and pressure relief.
- Optional Material: Available with optional Tempur-Pedic material for enhanced comfort and performance.
- Protective Cover: Low-shear upper surface is fluid-proof, stain-resistant, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal.
- Weight Capacity: Supports a maximum patient weight of 500 lbs.
Clinical Indications
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Recommended for prevention and treatment of up to Stage 2 pressure injuries.
Specifications
- Length Options: Available in 80" and 84" lengths to accommodate various bed sizes.
- Width Options: Choose from 35"or 42" widths for a tailored fit.
- Weight Capacity: Supports up to 500 lbs.
- Mattress Weight: Average weight is 23 lbs., depending on configuration.
- Regulatory Compliance: Meets safety and flammability standards, including TB 117-2013, TB 129, 16 CFR 1633, and BFD IX-11.
Optional Upgrades
Tempur Material
Tempur material is a proprietary, high-density viscoelastic foam initially developed by NASA to absorb pressure during space travel. It is now widely used in mattresses and pillows for its unique pressure-relieving and supportive properties. Here's a breakdown of what makes Tempur material special:
Key Features of Tempur Material
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Memory Foam Innovation: Unlike standard memory foam, Tempur material is engineered for exceptional durability and responsiveness, adapting to body heat and weight for a customized sleeping experience.
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Pressure Relief: The material evenly distributes body weight to reduce pressure points, which can alleviate discomfort in areas like the shoulders, hips, and back.
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Motion Isolation: Tempur foam absorbs movement, making it ideal for couples, as one person's movements don't disturb the other.
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Temperature Sensitivity: While it molds to your body with heat, newer versions are designed with cooling technologies to prevent overheating during sleep.
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Durability: Tempur material is known for its longevity, maintaining its supportive qualities for years with proper care.
- Sleep Quality: This material is often used in premium mattresses, such as those by Tempur-Pedic, providing a blend of comfort and support that can improve sleep quality.
Raised Perimeter
A raised perimeter is a design feature often found in specialized mattresses, particularly those used in medical, rehabilitation, or elder care settings. It refers to slightly elevated edges around the mattress's border, which serve several functional purposes:
Benefits of a Raised Perimeter:
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Fall Prevention: The raised edges act as a barrier to help reduce the risk of patients or users accidentally rolling off the bed, enhancing safety.
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Edge Support: Provides extra support for sitting on the edge of the bed, making it easier for individuals to get in and out of bed.
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Guided Positioning: Helps guide users toward the center of the mattress, promoting proper body alignment and reducing the likelihood of sliding or rolling to the sides.
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Stability for Mobility Devices: Works well with mobility aids, such as transfer boards or hoists, offering a more secure edge for transitions.
- Ideal for Seniors: This feature is particularly beneficial for elderly users, individuals with limited mobility, or those at risk of falling out of bed. It is commonly found in hospital beds, pressure-relief mattresses, and bariatric mattresses.