Patient Transfer Boards
Rigid patient transfer boards designed to assist with safe lateral movement between beds, stretchers, imaging tables, and procedure surfaces.
Key Features and Benefits
Low-Friction Transfer Surface – allows smooth lateral patient movement between adjacent surfaces.
Multiple Size Options (Short, Slim, Standard, X-Large) – accommodates different patient body types and clinical transfer requirements.
High Weight Capacity Construction – supports standard and bariatric patients.
Rigid Structural Design – provides stable bridging support between surfaces during transfers.
Lightweight and Portable – easy for clinical staff to position and remove.
Optional Safety Strap Available – provides added patient security during transfers.
Radiolucent Construction – suitable for use in imaging environments when required.
Easy-to-Clean Surface – supports hospital infection control protocols.
No Power or Air Supply Required – ready for immediate use in any department.
Available Sizes
Short – compact size for confined transfer spaces
Slim – narrow profile for limited clearance environments
Standard – general-purpose hospital transfer use
X-Large – wider surface area for bariatric or larger patients
Optional Strap – available for added stabilization during transfer
Product Overview
Patient Transfer Boards provide a simple, effective solution for lateral patient transfers in clinical environments. Designed to bridge the gap between beds, stretchers, and procedure tables, these boards reduce the effort required during repositioning while improving patient stability.
Unlike air-assisted transfer systems, transfer boards operate without power or inflation, making them suitable for quick, controlled transfers in routine or emergency situations. Their rigid structure helps distribute weight evenly across transfer surfaces.
Available in multiple sizes to match patient needs and room constraints, transfer boards are commonly used in emergency departments, imaging suites, surgical units, and long-term care facilities.
For enhanced safety, an optional strap can be added to support patient stabilization during movement.
When to Use This Product
Use patient transfer boards when:
Moving patients between adjacent surfaces
Performing bed-to-stretcher transfers
Supporting manual lateral repositioning
Operating in areas without access to powered lift systems
Providing quick transfer solutions in emergency environments
Where This Product Is Typically Used
Hospitals
Emergency departments
Imaging departments
Surgical suites
Long-term care facilities
Rehabilitation centres
How It Differs from Hover Systems
Transfer Boards – Manual lateral transfer support without air assistance
HoverMatt® – Air-assisted lateral transfer
HoverSling® – Air-assisted transfer plus lift compatibility
HoverJack® – Vertical lifting from floor
