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Improve Pressure Relief
The Roho Dry Floatation Air Mattress is now available to hire as an optional mattress for the Opera RotoBed rotating chair bed. Lightweight and non powered, it helps distribute pressure and supports healing while being easy to clean.
What is it and how does it work
The air mattress is made from soft, interconnected air cells that conform precisely to the body. In fact the system used 720 air cells to cradle the body and spread pressure more evenly. This is because each cell moves with the body, the mattress reduces friction and shear when it matters most.
Zoned, adjustable support for different needs
Importantly, the air mattress is split into four independently adjustable sections. This zoning lets carers tune each area to provide a low pressure environment for different contact points, which can help create a better healing environment and reduce risk to soft tissue.
Practical benefits for users
First, the mattress is non powered, so it continues to provide pressure relief even during a power cut. Second, drainage holes present in the base help moisture to move away from the body, improving hygiene and comfort. Lastly, the mattress is lightweight and easy to handle, so it works well as an overlay on top of an existing mattress or as a direct alternative to the RotoBed standard mattress. Together, these features make the Roho Dry Floatation air mattress a practical choice for both short and long term hire.
Who will most benefit
Users who at risk of pressure damage or for anyone who needs extra pressure distribution while remaining on their Roto rotating chair bed. As it is non powered and easy to clean, it suits home hire as well as care settings where portability and simple maintenance are key priorities.
A simple design with meaningful impact
The Roho Dry Floatation Air Mattress is a powerful option to add to your hire. It pairs well with the RotoBed Opera rotating chair bed to offer improved pressure distribution as well as hygiene benefits.
To explore this option for your hire, take a look here.
