Description
The Lumex Bariatric Transfer Bench lets larger users slide into the tub seated instead of stepping over the wall, with adjustable height in the 16 to 20 in range. It sells as a single bench or by the case of two.
- Bariatric transfer bench
- Adjustable height, 16 to 20 in class
- Without arms as stocked
- Single (EA/1) or case of two (CS/2)
- Removes the step-over tub entry
Stepping over a tub wall is where bathing falls happen, and it is worse at larger sizes. The 7925A bariatric transfer bench replaces the step with a slide: sit on the outside end, lift the legs over, and move across seated. Height adjusts across the 16 to 20 in class to match tub walls. The stocked builds come without arms, suiting level wheelchair transfers, and sell singly or by the case of two for programs. It is the bariatric member of the Lumex bench range.
Features and Benefits
Bariatric Transfer Design
Transfer benches are judged on span and rating. This bariatric build extends the standard bench method to larger users.
- Bariatric transfer bench
- Adjustable height 16 to 20 in class
- Without arms as stocked
- Case of two or single packaging
Packaging and Role
Programs buy the case, home users buy the single. The bench itself is the same bariatric design.
- For tub transfers at home and facilities
- Part of the Lumex bath safety range
- Two packaging options
- Pairs with grab bars for the full setup
Product Specifications
- Height: Adjustable, 16 to 20 in class
- Arms: Without arms (as stocked)
- Packaging: Each (7925A-1) or case of two (7925A)
- Packaging: Sold as CS/2, exactly as packaged by Graham-Field.
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Why Choose the Lumex Bariatric Transfer Bench?
For larger bathers, a rated transfer bench is the difference between a shower and a sponge bath. The 7925A provides it in both packagings.
- Slide, don't step – Seated transfer across the tub wall – The dangerous move is designed out
- Bariatric sizing – Built for larger users specifically – Standard benches stop short of this census
- Flexible packaging – Singles for homes, cases for programs – One bench serves both buyers
Frequently Asked Questions
How is it packaged?
The 7925A sells by the case of two and the 7925A-1 as a single bench, both without arms as packaged. Choose the configuration that matches the quantity you need.
What is its height range?
The listing specifies adjustable height across 16 to 20 in class settings. That range covers standard tub heights for seated transfers.
Why a transfer bench?
A transfer bench bridges the tub wall: the user sits outside the tub and slides across instead of stepping over. It removes the most dangerous move in bathing.
Who needs the bariatric version?
Larger users whose standard transfer benches are not rated or wide enough. Bariatric benches extend the slide-transfer method up the weight range.
Does it have arms?
Both stocked builds are without arms, as titled in the catalog. Arm-free benches suit users who slide from a wheelchair at the same height.