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Curved blue transfer board with two handles and visible text.

Two views of the Q2 Mobility Board, showing its curved shape and anti-slip pads.

Q2 Mobility Board with curved shape and anti-slip pads.

Q2 Mobility Board | Transfer Board for Elderly

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Highly versatile transfer board for a wide range of applications
Distinctive curved shape for easier positioning
Maximum working load of 285kg, suitable for nearly all individuals
Supports both assisted and non-assisted transfers
Ideal for face-to-face transfers in confined spaces
Underside features inset anti-slip pads for secure grip
Anti-slip pads designed to prevent detachment during use

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Why customers love this product

Thoughtfully designed and built to last, this product blends quality materials, dependable performance and everyday practicality — helping you get more done with confidence, comfort and complete peace of mind.

Crafted around real-world independence — every detail is engineered to fit your daily routine.

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Engineered for real-life mobility

Built around the way people actually live — independence in every detail.

The Q2 Mobility Board is a highly versatile transfer board suitable for a wide range of transfer applications. With its distinctive curved shape and impressive maximum working load of 285kg, it is designed to accommodate nearly all individuals, making it a truly universal option.

Whether it’s assisted or non-assisted transfers, the Q2 Mobility Board is ideal for various scenarios, including face-to-face transfers in confined spaces. The board’s underside features inset anti-slip pads, ensuring secure grip on both transfer surfaces while preventing pad detachment.

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Q: What is a mobility board?

A: A mobility board, also known as a transfer board, is a device used to assist individuals with limited mobility in transferring between two surfaces. It typically consists of a flat, sturdy board made of materials like wood, plastic, or composite materials. The board provides a smooth surface for the individual to slide or transfer across, reducing the strain on their body and facilitating safe and efficient transfers.

Q: What is transfer board used for?

A: Transfer boards are used to bridge the gap between surfaces during transfers, such as from a wheelchair to a bed, from a bed to a chair, or from a wheelchair to a car seat. They eliminate the need for lifting or excessive strain on the individual's body or the caregiver's body, allowing for greater independence and maintaining dignity during the transfer process.

Q: Who would use a transfer board?

A: Transfer boards are commonly used by individuals with mobility limitations, such as those with spinal cord injuries, amputations, muscular dystrophy, arthritis, or balance issues. They can be utilized in various settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, and private residences.

Q: What is the weight limit for the banana board?

A: Regarding the weight limit for a banana board or any transfer board, it is essential to consult the manufacturer's guidelines or product specifications. The weight limit can vary depending on the specific design, materials, and construction of the board. Typically, transfer boards are designed to support a range of weights, but it's crucial to ensure that the board's weight limit is suitable for the individual using it. Exceeding the weight limit may compromise the board's structural integrity and safety during transfers.