Curved Wooden Transfer Board

Curved Wooden Transfer Board
Safe, smooth and reliable support for seated transfers
 
The Curved Wooden Transfer Board is a practical mobility aid designed to support safe, controlled seated transfers between surfaces such as wheelchairs, beds, chairs, toilets, evacuation chairs, and vehicles.
 
Its contoured shape creates a natural transfer path, making it particularly useful where fixed armrests or limited space can make positioning more challenging.
Crafted from durable yet lightweight wood, the board provides a stable bridging surface while remaining easy to handle, transport, and store. The smooth finish allows for a controlled sliding motion, helping to reduce friction and minimise strain for both the individual and the assisting health and social care worker.
 
Key features and benefits
Curved design supports transfers around armrests and obstacles
Smooth surface enables controlled, low-friction movement
Lightweight yet durable for everyday use
Tapered ends for easier positioning and comfort
Supports independence while reducing physical strain
 
Designed for everyday care settings
Ideal for use across health and social care environments, this transfer board supports a wide range of functional transfers while promoting dignity, safety, and independence. Its curved design allows for more natural positioning, improving ease of use in real-world situations.
 
Also supports training and demonstration
While primarily designed for practical use, the transfer board can also be used as a supporting aid in training environments, including:
Demonstrating seated transfer techniques in moving and assisting sessions
Supporting discussions around safer handling and equipment selection
Enhancing hands-on learning in small group or in-house training
 
Specifications
Length: approx. 72cm
Width: approx. 25cm
Weight: approx. 1.8kg
Maximum user weight: up to 190kg (30 stone)
 
Ideal for
Care homes and supported living services
Health and social care organisations
Occupational therapy and rehabilitation settings
Training providers and in-house facilitators