What is the weight capacity for this and will it prevent falling out of bed as well as help getting up?
1517143
I weigh 400#. When I used it to roll over and get out of bed, it was steady as a rock. I suppose if you placed it further down in the bed, it would prevent you from falling out.
1517144
I don't know the weight capacity but my parents both use/used it and it is good for at least 170 pounds. It is not wide enough to prevent falling out of bed. They use it for help getting out of bed. My father had one leg amputated and he used it to pull himself up. My mom has trouble with her balance and uses it for stability.
1517145
I usually position it as close to the head of the bed as possible so it won't be in the way when getting in bed so it won't stop you from rolling out of bed but if you are holding onto when transitioning out of bed it can prevent falls. Not sure on weight capacity but most equipment is 250lbs before you start needing special bariatric equipment.
1517146
We recieved this about a week ago. It is very solid! We needed it for husband to use pulling himself up and manuvering out of the bed. It holds snug. One of the great points attributing to this is the adjustable hieght rail (a big u shaped bar) that goes 3/4 across the queen size bed, under the matress, and on top of the box spring. The height of the bar that goes between the mattress is also adjustable for height. Our mattress is lower because of a 9 or 10 inch box spring and then an 11 inch foam mattress. Our handrail goes between the mattress and box spring at 20 inches from the floor. It could have gone higher because the bottom of the legs and handle can both be adjusted. We recieved this about a week ago. It is very solid! We needed it for husband to use pulling himself up and manuvering out of the bed. It holds snug. One of the great points attributing to this is the adjustable hieght rail (a big u shaped bar) that goes 3/4 across the queen size bed, under the matress, and on top of the box spring. The height of the bar that goes between the mattress is also adjustable for height. Our mattress is lower because of a 9 or 10 inch box spring and then an 11 inch foam mattress. Our handrail goes between the mattress and box spring at 20 inches from the floor.... » Read More We recieved this about a week ago. It is very solid! We needed it for husband to use pulling himself up and manuvering out of the bed. It holds snug. One of the great points attributing to this is the adjustable hieght rail (a big u shaped bar) that goes 3/4 across the queen size bed, under the matress, and on top of the box spring. The height of the bar that goes between the mattress is also adjustable for height. Our mattress is lower because of a 9 or 10 inch box spring and then an 11 inch foam mattress. Our handrail goes between the mattress and box spring at 20 inches from the floor. It could have gone higher because the bottom of the legs and handle can both be adjusted. « Show Less
1517147
I don't know what the weight capacity is, my husband is 6'3" and weighs 215 lbs and it works for him. As far as falling out of bed, it depends on where you place it. It definitely helps getting in and out of bed. My mom is 91 and we have one for her as she falls out of bed frequently and she hasn't fallen out singe installing it on her bed.
1517148
My mother falls out of bed because she hangs her leg off the bed in her sleep which causes her to slide out. We positioned it by her knee which keeps her legs from being able to hang over the side. Works so far. Her husband gets much more sleep now that he doesn't have to walk around and push her legs back on the bed.
314241
I have only had it assembled for a few days now but it seemed to hold about 170 pounds just fine overnight. There are multiple boards holding up the mattress so the weight is displaced decently on the top bed (a slim box spring would probably give it even more strength - just don't get a regular box spring unless you don't mind that the head boards are even to the mattress. I had to return our box spring because of that & will be getting a slim box spring instead.). The bottom bed I would be hesitant on using a lot of weight since the wheels that support the bed do not seem as sturdy. Hope that helps.
1989995
I don't know. It's a sturdy bed, with a platform, so it should support a fair amount of weight. I weigh 170#, and it supports me well.
346295
I bought it for my 10 year old granddaughter so I didn't worry about weight, but I would guess it would support someone up to 150 lbs.
975996
The rails are sturdy but they may not support a large person pulling herself up on them. They are not secured the bed frame.
302712
Yes. This bed frame is very steady and it locks in place. I bought this for my son who is 6'2" 210lbs...but I believe it could hold much more weight maybe up to 300-325 lbs.
888031
It is sturdy enough to hold an adult but not for children who would jump on the bed. This is used as a guest bed. I wouldn't try to use it daily with children. We have a memory foam mattress and it doesn't seem to need additional support.
670494
Not sure. Wife and I weigh less then 150lbs & it works fine for us. We use it in our closet to hang up our clothes.
2199178
The stool is supposed to hold up to 600 pounds. I'm not as heavy as you, but I'm heavy. It should hold your weight. Not knowing your height or the height of your bed, I can't really say whether it would help you getting into your bed. I use it to reach my higher kitchen cabinets. I'm 68 with 2 hip replacements and needed something sturdy that I wouldn't go tumbling onto the floor! Both feet fit squarely on it. I suppose you could purchase it and return it or resell it if it didn't work for you. Good luck.
1713532
I use it on an adult bed. No idea of weight limit. Mine is just a headboard attached to an already in place bedframe.
1954523
Not sure of the max weight it will hold but both my husband and I are of average weight 175 for him and 135 for me. It fits over the toilet and works great.
2093494
Very sturdy. I was about 173lbs when I got this for my daughter last year. Still felt very secure going up and down the ladder to make the upper bunk bed. The gap between the bars and bed 'wall' on which it's attached is very narrow and I have long toes so I literally have to balance on the ball of my foot or step on it lengthwise. Still, the support is adequate. Trust this helps?
908441
Have no idea how much weight it will support, but since it is a hemi-walker (used on one side or the other), it is more for stability than weight-bearing (like crutches). Well worth the cost for added stability if someone might be a bit wobbly.
1315988
I don't know the maximum but it is fine with my eastern King, me (260lbs), wife (135lbs), my son (32lbs), my daughter (47lbs), and my other daughter (76lbs) on it at the same time. We all lay in bed and watch movies at the same time and the bed has never been shaky or wobbly. I highly recommend these lifts. They are a little tricky to get the bed onto but once you do, they are great. Bryan
1965014
I have no idea, but I weigh 145 lbs and sleep in it all the time when my daughter hogs my bed. I've seen her & her friends all jumping on it, so it is pretty sturdy. I would say it's ok for adults.
1409675
Yep. It will support your weight. The question is really what you're trying to accomplish. The product gave me the respite and confidence to not need it any more. Best of luck!
525099
It supported my 160 lb husband when he pulled on it to sit up, turn over, or move up or down in the bed. Since the cross bars are under the mattress it is held by the weight of the mattress and the person. We had no problems with tipping or anything even with our double Select Comfort bed which is air filled.