1. What mattress is best for a hospital bed?

The best mattress depends on the patient’s needs:

• High-density foam mattresses — good for basic support and comfort on standard KRAFT beds.
• Multi-fold mattresses — suited for adjustable beds with multiple functions.
• Air/anti-bedsore mattresses — best for pressure sore prevention or long-term bedridden care.

2. What is an air mattress or anti-bedsore mattress?

An air mattress (also called an anti-bedsore mattress) is a special medical mattress that cycles air through cells to redistribute pressure, helping prevent and treat pressure ulcers (bedsores) in immobile patients.

3. Are there affordable hospital beds available?

Yes — KRAFT offers a range of manual and motorized hospital beds that are more affordable while still providing essential features like adjustable backrest, legrest, height adjustment and wheels.

Ward care beds - https://www.solokrafts.in/store/category/ward-care-beds/5

ICU Beds - https://www.solokrafts.in/store/category/icu-beds/4

4. What is the lifespan of a hospital bed?

A well-maintained hospital bed frame can last many years (often 5–10+ years) depending on usage and care. Mattress lifespan varies — many hospital mattresses are typically replaced around 5–7 years in high use settings.

5. How much weight can a hospital bed hold?

Most standard hospital beds (including KRAFT manual models) support typical adult weights (often 80-240 kg+), but exact figures vary by model. Always check the specific product specs. Talk to an executive to know exactly which model suits your needs.

6. Can hospital beds be moved easily?

Yes. Most KRAFT hospital beds have locking casters (wheels) that make them easy to move and reposition. It can also dissemble and assemble easily if required to move to another building or place.

7. Do hospital beds require electricity?

• Manual beds: Do not require electricity.
• Electric beds: Yes, they need power for motorized adjustments.

8. What happens during a power cut?

If it’s an electric bedside, you usually can use backup power (UPS/backup generator) if available.

9. Are hospital beds easy to clean?

Yes. The design of hospital beds and their mattresses (often with water-resistant covers) makes them easy to wipe and disinfect, which is essential for hygiene.

10. How often should hospital beds be serviced?

Routine servicing (every 6–12 months) is recommended to check mechanisms (cranks, electrics, brakes, wheels) and ensure safety.

11. What are side rails used for?

Side rails help prevent accidental rolling/falling and assist patients when repositioning or trying to sit up.

12. Are hospital beds noisy?

• Manual beds: Very quiet.
• Electric/motorized beds: Some mild motor noise during adjustment.

If you hear loud noise for a every time when you use bed, contact support team.

13. What accessories come with a hospital bed?

Common accessories include:

• Side rails
• Wheels with locks
• Foam mattress (standard)
  Optional extras:
• Air/anti-bedsore mattress
• Over-bed table
• IV poles

14. Can I add side rails later?

Yes — many hospital beds (including KRAFT models) allow adding or upgrading side rails if compatible.

15. What is an IV pole in a hospital bed?

An IV pole is a stand that holds intravenous drip bags and fluids, allowing safe and adjustable suspension during infusion therapy.

16. Can oxygen cylinder holders be attached to Hospital bed ?

No – you have an oxygen cylinder trolley or concentrator near the bed. Its usually not recommended to have an oxygen cylinder attached to hospital bed.

17. Do hospital beds come with a warranty?

Yes — most new hospital beds (including those from reputable brands) come with a manufacturer’s warranty, covering defects and service for a set period. KRAFT Hospital beds comes with 1 year overall warranty and 2 year motor replacement warranty.

18. Is after-sales service important for hospital beds?

Very important. Good after-sales service ensures:

• Timely repairs
• Replacement parts
• Service support for mechanical/electrical issues

It improves the longevity and safety of the bed.