Softform Trolley Mattress

Effective pressure injury prevention

The foam core has independent geometrically-cut surface cells that helps to reduce shear and friction, increasing the overall support surface area for the vulnerable individual and thereby reducing peak pressures.

Multi-stretch PU cover

The cover fabric provides excellent recovery and durability and helps to reduce shear and friction forces. The base is a tough coated polyurethane that protects the mattress against potential trolley damage from trolley frames.

Improved performance

To meet infection control policies, the cover is fully welded with a specially designed zip, which is welded in place and covered by a deep flap on all 4 sides.

Features and Options:

Infection control

A safety flap for concealment of the zip spans the perimeter of the mattress ensuring the interior of the trolley mattress is protected

Buckle and straps

This free of charge optional extra prevents the mattress from slipping whilst on the trolley, ensuring individual safety.

Waterproof zip

The trolley mattress now has a new waterproof zipallowing for easy inspection, to ensure the foam core is free of damage and potential contamination. The zip teeth interlock, making it impenetrable to fluid ingress and fully protects the internal foam of the trolley mattress.

Customisation options

The trolley mattress is available with octagonal corners and/or velcro fastenings, making it suitable for a range of platforms and requirements. It is also available with a Visco Elastic (Memory) foam insert if required.

Technical data

Width: 560 - 700 mm

Length: 1830 - 1930 mm

Height: 120 mm

Total product weight: 7 kg

Max. user weight: 140 Kg

Max. cleaning temperature: 80º

Colours:

Blue

Essential nursing care is pivotal in pressure ulcer prevention. This mattress will positively contribute to the outcome of a pressure ulcer prevention care plan. Education, clinical judgement and action based planning based on vulnerability are fundamental factors in the prevention of pressure ulcers. A range of assessment scales can be used as a formal method of assessing risk from pressure ulcer development, and should be used in conjunction with an informal assessment (informed nursing judgement). Informal assessment is considered to be of greater importance and clinical value. Risk assessment used in this case is the Waterlow scale. Manufactured to European Standards: BS 5852: Crib 5 and BS 7175: Crib 5.