Drive Knock Down Bariatric Transfer Bench

Least Support

• Functional Mobility & Balance
• Small shower & narrow tub solution

Moderate Support

• Moderate Mobility & Balance
• Post-surgery or low-risk fall solution

Most Support

• Restricted Mobility & Balance
• Post-surgery or high-risk fall solution

1. Remove contents from the carton.
2. Lay the transfer bench upside down on a flat surface.
3. Attach the leg with the large suction cup by depressing the brass push pin and inserting it into the receptacle. Repeat for the second leg (Figure 1). Note: These legs are inserted into the same side that the arm support will be.
4. Attach the leg with a small rubber tip by depressing the brass push pin and inserting it into the receptacle. Repeat for the second leg (Figure 2).
5. To assemble the backrest, insert the pole into the backrest support and lock it in place using the attached locking collar. Repeat for the second pole (Figure 3).
6. Insert the backrest into the base by sliding supports through receptacles and locking it in place using attached locking collars.
   Note: backrest must go through both sets of receptacles to become secure (Figure 4).
7. Turn the transfer bench right-side-up. Attach the armrest by depressing brass push pins and sliding them into the arm receptacle on the side of the bench. Make sure the arm arcs outward, not inward (Figure 5).
   NOTE: Back support is reversible to accommodate left or right tub entry.
8. Place legs with suction cups into the bathtub.
   NOTE: Pull Tab on the suction cup to release it from the tub. Adjust legs to the need of the patient. The transfer bench must be level to avoid damage or injury.