JD-KYSL-17 Manual Nursing Care Bed Overview

The JD-KYSL-17 Wood 2 Crank Manual Nursing Care Bed is designed for care environments where practical positioning, everyday access, and dependable manual operation are important. Its two-crank adjustment arrangement lets caregivers adjust the backrest and leg rest using separate hand controls. This allows the bed to support different resting and care positions without relying on powered adjustment.

The bed combines a cold-rolled steel frame with a wooden headboard and wooden head and tail boards. Foldable aluminium alloy guardrails, silent swivel casters with brakes, a mattress, and an adjustable IV pole are included as standard accessories. Together, these components make the model suitable for nursing and patient-care settings that need a manual bed with useful positioning features and integrated mobility.

The stated bed size is 2140×980×500mm (±20mm), and the loading capacity is 260kg. Review the specifications and accessories below when assessing whether this bed is appropriate for a particular care space, patient routine, or facility requirement.

The backrest adjusts from 0° to 80° (±5), while the leg rest adjusts from 0° to 35° (±5). These adjustment ranges provide caregivers with options for changing the user's posture during routine care. They can be used to support activities such as feeding, infusion, rest, and rehabilitation, as appropriate to the individual care plan. The bed's manual design provides a straightforward way to make these adjustments at the bedside.

Two-Crank Positioning and Wooden Bed Boards

Separate hand cranks control back lifting and leg bending, so the two sections can be adjusted independently to create multiple lying angles. This arrangement helps caregivers adapt the bed position for different everyday tasks rather than relying on a single fixed posture. Manual control is a practical choice for facilities seeking a bed that can be adjusted directly by the care team.

Double Crank Adjustable Mechanism

Two manual hand cranks independently control back lifting and leg bending, allowing multiple lying angles for feeding, infusion and rehabilitation. The separate controls give caregivers flexibility when positioning the upper and lower body for routine nursing activities. Adjust the bed to suit the task and the user's needs, following the care plan and safe handling procedures used by the facility.

Wooden Head and Tail board

Solid wood headboards and footboards—sturdy and durable, with an elegant and sophisticated look—enhance the quality of hospital rooms and nursing homes. Their wood finish offers a residential-style appearance for care spaces while serving as part of the bed's overall structure. This combination can help the bed fit into both institutional wards and long-term care settings.

Guardrails, Frame Design, and Bedside Safety

Protective rails and a ventilated bed surface are useful considerations when selecting a nursing bed for ongoing care. The JD-KYSL-17 includes foldable aluminium alloy guardrails as standard. Their retractable design allows them to be raised for protection and lowered when caregivers need access to the bed. The cold-rolled steel frame provides the main supporting structure, while the wooden boards contribute to the bed's finished appearance.

Foldable Safety Side Rails

Retractable aluminium alloy guardrails with quick-release lock, prevent elderly & patients from falling off bed; easy to lift and lower for caregiver access. The foldable format gives caregivers a way to manage bedside access while keeping the rails available for use when needed. Always operate and check the rails in accordance with the care facility's procedures.

Perforated Ventilated Cold-rolled steel frame Bed

Oval hollow punched bed panels maximize air circulation, greatly reducing bedsore risks for long-term bedridden users.Firm bearing structure for long-term frequent use. The perforated surface supports airflow beneath the mattress, while the cold-rolled steel structure is designed to provide a firm base for repeated use in nursing environments. Good positioning and regular care remain important parts of a comprehensive pressure-care routine.

For ongoing facility use, routine checks can help keep bed components ready for daily care. Inspect the adjustment controls, guardrail operation, and caster brakes as part of the maintenance process established by the facility. Follow appropriate cleaning and care practices for the bed materials and accessories, and address any issue found before returning the bed to service.

Mobility, IV Support, and Accessory Options

The bed's caster and IV pole features support common bedside workflows. Its standard accessories include 125 mm silent swivel casters with brakes and an adjustable IV pole. The independently braked wheels allow staff to secure the bed when it is positioned for care, while the swivel design supports maneuvering within the care environment. The IV pole is intended to provide a bedside mounting point for infusion treatment.

Lockable Silent Medical Casters

Four universal rolling wheels with independent foot brakes. Wear-resistant rubber tires lower moving noise on wood and tile floors; the swivel wheels help staff reposition the bed when needed, and the brakes help keep it in place during care. Engage the brakes when the bed is stationary and follow local safety procedures for moving and securing the bed.

Retractable IV Infusion Stand

Telescopic stainless steel IV pole with 4 hooks, adjustable height for infusion treatment, firmly mounted on bed head. Its adjustable design lets caregivers position the pole to suit the treatment setup, while the hooks provide points for hanging infusion equipment. Use the pole in accordance with the care team's treatment and equipment-handling practices.

Optional accessories can be selected to complement the bed's intended application and the needs of the room. Available options are a bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, and rehabilitation traction exercise frame. These additions can help organize bedside essentials, support dining or visitor arrangements, or provide equipment for rehabilitation activities when appropriate. Confirm accessory compatibility and suitability for the intended care routine before ordering.

Under Storage Rack Design

Built-in bottom storage rack stores nursing articles to save ward space. Keeping selected care items close to the bed can support a more organized bedside area and reduce the need to place those items elsewhere in the room. Store only suitable nursing articles on the rack and keep the surrounding floor area clear for caregiver access.

With manual backrest and leg-rest adjustment, a cold-rolled steel frame, wooden head and tail boards, foldable side rails, lockable casters, and an adjustable IV pole, the JD-KYSL-17 brings core nursing-bed functions together in one configuration. Its listed specifications and included accessories provide a practical reference for healthcare buyers comparing manual patient beds for hospitals, nursing homes, and other care settings.