Vive Bed Assist Rail - Adult Bedside Standing Bar for Seniors, Elderly, Handicap - Fit King, Queen, Full, Twin - Adjustable Fall Prevention Safety Handle Guard - Long Hand Bedrail Grab Bar Cane

Easy to put together and works well for our needs. A rail slides under the mattress and extends halfway across for a queen mattress. The support rail sitting on the floor is easily adjustable for height. We have 2 of these railings, one on opposite sides of the bed. One thing to note is that multiple railings must be staggered and cannot be directly across from each other as the rails under the mattress extend past each other.

easy to install and works well

After ordering another brand of side rail that didn't adjust to our bed height, we took a guess that this might work. Good news is that it has a huge range of adjustability for the part that goes between mattress and box spring . This rail is incredibly sturdy, easy to assemble, and has a foam bumper all the way around on the part that you grab on to so know unwanted bruises! Also provides a point of reference for the side of the bed so no more falling out. Relieved that we were able to find a solution second time out, as none of the reviews for this kind of rail (except this one) seem to indicate the range of heights of the box spring in order for it to work. Thanks for a great prouduct. (FYI, our box spring is 13" and the kit goes as low as 12")

Yes it works well and a great purchase.

This is just what my 88-yr-old husband needs to help him get in & out of bed. He loses his balance occasionally and is a fall risk. Our bed is an antique that we’ve adapted to a thick mattress & box spring and topped with a memory foam pad. Thus it’s higher than most. I set up the Vive Bed Assist Rail (no instructions were included but it was easy to figure it out and even easier to do it) in minutes. I’m 80 years old and don’t understand why some others had problems. I lifted the mattress by a corner with one arm and shoved the horizontal rods between mattress and box spring with the other. I adjusted it so the handle bar is even with the mattress surface and the vertical uprights are 1/2” away from the bed. This way he isn’t restricted or endangered by the rail but has its full support to lean on and stabilize himself, and the top covers and bedspread can hang over the side over the rail. Also, there is ample room between the mattress and rail to change the fitted bottom sheet. The unit is sturdy and works for him beautifully. If at some point in the future he will benefit from a higher rail, we see no problem with raising it a notch or two.

This Vive Bed Assist Rail that has two legs that contact the floor is the best choice if you want something that is stable, and provides a safe transition into and out of bed.The legs that contact the floor provide for a stable, non-wiggling hand rail.The hand rail is the perfect width, wide enough, but not too long to get prevent an easy access into or out of bed.The height of the rail is also adjusted to fit your needs.Another feature of this bed assist rail is that the portion this goes under your mattress goes much further than others. This provides for a much more secure placement for the device. It does not move.Finally, the strap for securing the device under your mattress includes a “T” type bracket, making a sure your device will not come out from under the mattress.

This product is exactly what we needed for my 180-pound elderly Dad. He needs a stable support aid so that he can stand up from his bed. The strength and stability of this product is thanks to a combination of four pivotal features: First, the bars go about half-way between his mattress and box spring so the weight keeps the bar in-place. Second, there are two rubber-covered feet that sit securely on the floor. This creates excellent stability that we can trust for Dad to lean his weight on so he can stand up. Third, the handle is covered in a tacky (not sticky) material that allows him to get a good, firm grip. And, finally, it height-adjustable.The installation does not require any tools. It does require normal arm strength: you've got to be able to shove the bar between the mattress and box spring. My Dad could not have handled that on his own.The morning after we installed it for him, he said "This will save my life." He feels so much more safe and confident to stand up. And, once in a standing position, he can grab his walker and go.

It is stabilized by the weight of the mattress. My elder uses it daily to get in and out of bed. I'm very glad I purchased it, as it has made a huge difference and means I don't have to do that lifting. The only challenge has been finding the sweet spot of where to place it so she can lift herself, but it's not in the way when getting out of the bed. (Not too close to the top of the mattress, not too far down either.)