Hospital Bed

Two-Crank Patient Care Bed with Folding Dining Table and Extended Side Rails

Two-crank patient care bed with folding dining table, hydraulic soft-lowering support, 148 cm side rails, central brake and large under-bed storage rack.

Product Overview

A Manual Patient Bed Designed for Care and Daily Living

A patient bed used for extended periods needs to support more than sleeping. Patients may eat, read, communicate with family members and receive routine nursing care without leaving the bed. This two-crank patient care bed combines dependable manual positioning with practical features intended to make these everyday activities easier.

The bed includes independent backrest and leg adjustment, an integrated folding dining table, hydraulic soft-lowering support, extended curved side rails, a central locking caster system and a large storage rack beneath the mattress platform. Together, these features make it a practical Hospital Bed for medical and long-term patient care environments.

Two Manual Adjustments for Everyday Positioning

The mechanical crank system independently adjusts the backrest and leg section. Raising the backrest allows the patient to move into a more upright position for meals, reading, conversation or other activities, while leg adjustment provides additional positioning options during rest.

Both functions are operated mechanically, so the main bed adjustments do not depend on electrical power. The straightforward drive system also reduces the number of electrical components that need to be maintained during long-term institutional use.

Integrated Dining Table Within Easy Reach

Rather than treating the dining table as a separate piece of bedside furniture, this model integrates it directly into the bed. The table can be lifted into a horizontal position when the patient needs a stable surface for eating, reading or placing everyday items.

Once the activity is finished, the table can be folded down toward the foot end. This arrangement is particularly useful where available space around the bed is limited and helps avoid moving a separate overbed table in and out of position several times each day.

Controlled Lowering with Hydraulic Damping

A hydraulic damping device supports the table during the lowering process. Instead of allowing the table to fall rapidly under its own weight, the mechanism provides a slower and more controlled movement when it is returned to the folded position.

For caregivers who operate the table frequently, this controlled movement makes daily handling smoother and helps reduce sudden impact during folding.

148 cm Extended Curved Side Rails

Both sides of the bed are equipped with long curved folding rails measuring approximately 148 cm. The extended rail length provides broader coverage along the patient area compared with shorter conventional side rails.

The curved profile gives the rails a less rigid appearance while retaining their practical protective function. When caregivers need direct bedside access, the rails can be folded down to facilitate nursing procedures and patient transfer.

Central Locking System for Convenient Mobility

The bed is mounted on medical casters and equipped with a central locking mechanism. This allows caregivers to secure the bed through a centralized brake after it has been moved into position, rather than operating multiple individual caster brakes separately.

The system is particularly useful in facilities where beds need to be moved periodically for cleaning, room arrangement, patient transfer or other care procedures.

Practical Details That Matter During Long-Term Use

Large Under-Bed Storage Rack

Storage around a patient bed can become important during extended stays. For this reason, a large open metal rack is incorporated beneath the mattress platform. Its generous usable area provides convenient storage for suitable nursing supplies, patient belongings and other items that need to remain close to the bed.

Unlike a small accessory basket, the rack occupies a substantial section of the lower bed frame. This makes better use of otherwise unused space and can help reduce clutter around the bedside, particularly in shared rooms and facilities where efficient floor-space management is important.

Stamped Steel Mattress Platform

The mattress support platform uses formed and stamped steel sections rather than a welded mesh surface. This construction provides stable support for the mattress and is suitable for the repeated use expected in institutional care environments.

Ventilation openings formed into the steel sections promote airflow beneath the mattress while also providing a practical surface for routine cleaning.

Detachable ABS Head and Foot Boards

The head and foot boards are manufactured from molded ABS material, giving the bed a clean appearance appropriate for professional healthcare settings. Their smooth surfaces are convenient for routine maintenance, while the detachable structure allows them to be removed when necessary.

Designed to Reduce Dependence on Additional Bedside Equipment

The combination of a folding table and large lower storage rack is particularly useful when considering the bed as part of a complete patient space rather than simply as a positioning device.

The table provides an activity surface without requiring a separate mobile table for every bed, while the lower rack creates additional storage without taking up more floor space. These details can make a meaningful difference in rooms used for longer patient stays.

A Well-Equipped Manual Bed for Healthcare Facilities

This model retains the simplicity of a conventional two-crank bed while adding features that support both patient comfort and caregiver workflow. Mechanical positioning keeps operation straightforward, while the integrated table, hydraulic damping, extended folding rails, central brake and generous storage area provide functionality beyond that of a basic manual bed.

It can be considered by hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, community healthcare centers and long-term care institutions looking for a manual patient bed with a more complete standard configuration.

Suitable for Distributor and Project Procurement

For importers, medical equipment distributors and institutional buyers, selected configurations and accessories can be discussed according to purchasing requirements. Buyers can also explore our wider Hospital Bed range when comparing manual and electric models for different patient care environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we support comprehensive OEM and ODM customization services. We can adjust bed size, load-bearing capacity, number of adjustment functions, bed surface material, guardrail style and overall color according to your demands. For medical institutions, we can also add matching auxiliary accessories

We support door-to-door global shipping covering Europe, North America, Southeast Asia, Middle East and other regions. All medical beds are shipped with modular packaging to reduce transportation damage. We provide free detailed English paper installation manuals and step-by-step installation video

Our full range of medical beds supports multi-scenario use. Electric medical beds and manual hospital beds are specially designed for general wards, intensive care units and emergency rooms of public and private hospitals. Nursing beds with side rails and anti-fall functions are perfect for nursing

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