Trying to find an electric lift bed

[Darksoul]

Hope someone can help, I've spent the last week trying to find a good reasonable electric bed and I'm finding it really hard. I have a portable at the minute but when someone heavy gets on it, it squeaks in time to the massage and drives me crazy. Also if I do have a larger client I don't have time to adjust the bed height and end up having to get on my tip-toes which isn't great for my back.

I've found the prices vary a lot!!! Can anyone give me any ideas as to where to look for one?

Thanks

 

[yvemjshg]

Try googling the following:

'Hydraulic plinth' 'electric plinth' 'plinth 2000' 'electric treament couch'

I'm looking for one myself at the moment but can't seem to find any showrooms most are mail order only.Please could you let me know if you do find a showroom?

Thanks

Adam

 

[Due October 1st!]

Have you looked to see if there are any in the classifieds section of HP, you could also look on Ebay if you don't mind a used one

 

[Weereejussy]

I got mine from Darley Couches. It is a 3 section electric couch and I can't imagine how I managed without it. It cost alot, but this was covered very quickly by repeat business (people think it is lovely to spend an hour or more lying on).

 

[Perntieniagew]

Hi all, I bought an exellent electric couch ( only 14 inches high lowest setting and about 40 highest) call
0207-607-7475 for a brochure or see them at olympia on 20th 21st May.
I think they cost around £1000 I have had mine 6 years.
There are plenty of cheap electric couches flooding the market from china for £400/£500 but they are very poor quality and dont last long, so be warned.

regards steve