Hospital Bed

Well-Equipped Manual Hospital Bed for Long-Term Patient Care

For hospitals, rehabilitation facilities and long-term care institutions, a manual bed can offer important advantages when straightforward operation, easy maintenance and independence from electrical power are priorities. This two-crank hospital bed builds on that reliable mechanical platform while adding practical features for both patients and caregivers.

The bed combines manual backrest and leg adjustment with an integrated flip-over dining table, hydraulic soft-lowering support, extended curved folding side rails, central locking casters and a large under-bed storage rack. These features make it a higher-configuration alternative to a conventional basic manual hospital bed.

Two-Crank Mechanical Positioning without Power Dependence

Manual Backrest Adjustment

The backrest is operated through a manual crank mechanism, allowing caregivers to raise the patient's upper body from a flat position toward a more upright posture. This position can be useful during meals, reading, communication and routine bedside activities.

Independent Leg Section Adjustment

A second crank independently controls the leg section, providing another positioning option according to the patient's daily care and resting requirements.

Because both primary adjustments are mechanically operated, the bed does not rely on electric motors, control boxes or a power supply for normal positioning. This straightforward structure can simplify maintenance, particularly for facilities managing a large number of manual beds.

Integrated Flip-Over Dining Table

A Bedside Surface without a Separate Mobile Table

The integrated flip-over table is one of the most distinctive features of this model. When required, the table can be raised into a horizontal position to provide a convenient surface for meals, reading and other bedside activities.

Instead of occupying additional floor space as a separate overbed table, it is built directly into the bed structure. This can be especially useful in shared rooms and long-term care environments where efficient use of bedside space is important.

Fold Down toward the Foot End after Use

When the table is no longer required, it can be folded down and stored at the foot end of the bed. The bedside area is then reopened for caregivers and normal patient access without requiring staff to move a separate table elsewhere in the room.

Hydraulic Soft-Lowering Mechanism

The table incorporates a hydraulic damping device that controls its downward movement. Instead of falling rapidly when released, the table lowers gradually toward its folded position.

This controlled movement improves everyday operation and is particularly useful where the table may be raised and lowered repeatedly during patient care.

148 cm Curved Folding Side Rails

Extended Bedside Coverage

The bed is equipped with curved folding side rails measuring approximately 148 cm in length. Their extended structure provides broad coverage along the patient area while maintaining a more refined profile than conventional straight-bar side rails.

For users requiring additional bedside protection, the longer rail structure provides useful support during normal bed use.

Convenient Access for Caregivers

When direct access is required for patient transfer, bedding changes or routine nursing procedures, the rails can be folded down to open the side of the mattress platform. They can then be returned to the raised position after care is completed.

Large Under-Bed Storage Rack for Better Room Organization

Generous Storage Area beneath the Mattress Platform

Unlike manual beds equipped only with a small accessory basket, this model incorporates a large open storage rack across a substantial area beneath the mattress platform.

The additional space can be used for suitable patient belongings, bedding and appropriate care supplies that need to remain close to the bed. This makes practical use of an area that would otherwise remain largely unused.

Useful for Long-Term Patient Accommodation

Storage becomes increasingly important when a patient or resident uses the same bed for an extended period. Personal belongings and everyday care items can quickly occupy bedside cabinets and surrounding floor space.

The large under-bed rack provides additional capacity without increasing the external footprint of the bed. Combined with the integrated flip-over table, it helps reduce dependence on extra bedside furniture and keeps the surrounding area better organized.

Central Locking Caster System

Efficient Movement and Braking

The mobile base is equipped with a central locking system. When caregivers need to reposition the bed for cleaning, room arrangement or patient care, the casters provide convenient mobility.

Once the bed reaches the required position, the centralized braking mechanism allows staff to secure the caster system without operating each wheel brake individually.

A Practical Feature for Institutional Use

In facilities where multiple beds are moved and managed every day, the difference between individual caster brakes and a central locking system can affect routine workflow. Centralized operation makes the movement-and-locking process more straightforward for care staff.

Stamped Steel Mattress Platform for Repeated Use

Formed Steel Surface Rather Than Wire Mesh

The mattress platform is manufactured from stamped steel sections rather than a welded wire-mesh surface. The formed structure provides stable mattress support and is suitable for repeated use in professional patient care environments.

Ventilation openings are incorporated into the steel platform to support airflow beneath the mattress while maintaining a practical surface for routine cleaning and maintenance.

Detachable ABS Head and Foot Boards

The bed uses molded ABS head and foot boards suitable for medical environments. Their smooth surfaces are practical for cleaning, while the detachable construction allows removal when necessary for maintenance or specific care procedures.

Why Choose a Higher-Configuration Manual Bed?

Not every hospital or long-term care project requires electric positioning. In many purchasing situations, the reliability and simplicity of a manual two-crank system remain important advantages.

The difference is that a manual bed does not necessarily have to be a basic bed. This model adds several features that directly affect everyday use while retaining mechanical backrest and leg adjustment.

For Patients

The integrated table provides a convenient surface for meals and daily activities, while the extended curved side rails provide bedside support.

For Caregivers

The hydraulic table mechanism, folding rails and central locking system simplify frequently repeated operations around the bed.

For Room Management

The large under-bed storage rack creates additional usable storage, while the integrated table reduces the need for a separate movable overbed table.

For Maintenance Teams

The main positioning system remains mechanical, reducing dependence on electric actuators, control boxes and electronic components.

A Practical Manual Bed for Institutional Procurement

This model is suitable for general wards, community hospitals, rehabilitation centers, clinics and long-term care facilities requiring a manual patient bed with a more complete standard configuration.

For institutional buyers, the combination of mechanical positioning, integrated patient table, hydraulic damping, 148 cm curved rails, central locking and generous storage provides several practical points of comparison with entry-level manual beds.

Suitable for Distributors and Bulk Purchasing Projects

Medical equipment distributors and project buyers can select different configurations according to target-market and procurement requirements. Buyers looking for additional manual or electric models can explore our Hospital Bed range for other patient care solutions.

For bulk purchasing, product specifications, accessory configurations or OEM/ODM requirements, please contact us for further information.