DMI Transfer Board and Slide Board made of Heavy-Duty Wood for Patient, Senior and Handicap Move Assist and Slide Transfers, Holds up to 440 Pounds, 1 Cut out Handle, 30 x 8 x .75

I ordered the slide board for my sister. It looks to be very high-quality and it works exactly as intended. I will say if you get the vinyl slides sheet, it makes it even easier to use getting someone into a car.

Works exactly as expected. I like the handle in one end version, like this one. The wood is a little soft, so it does mar easily, but looks are not the main thing with this product. It's light weight so it's easier to carry around and works as it's designed to work. I like the tapered ends. Makes it easier to slide on and off. And it's very smooth, so if you don't get your skirt caught under the end, which I do sometimes, it won't hurt your clothes. That's not a design flaw. That's a user error. I'd recommend it to others.

Transfer board is light and works well, I like the handle. The price was very reasonable. The only negative is that this isn’t a hard wood board so it will get scratched and dinged up on metal wheelchairs pretty easily, but doesn’t affect function. I wouldn’t expect an oak board at this price and a harder wood would be much heavier.

This board seemed less smooth than I expected, as if it needed an additional coat of polyurethane. My husband did that and it is much smoother now and works great. It is well made of heavy duty wood. Nonetheless we should not have had to do this.

I did not find it very useful. Plus it came cracked. I was given a complete refund but I did not bother ordering another one.

This was recommended to me by a nurse for my mother who has a broken ankle.To me, it looks like a good paddle to encourage her to do leg strengthening exercises. I am concerned that the board will make it to easy to transfer between chairs and little muscle gain will be encouraged. But this is certainly not true for many people, so I will give it 5 stars.

The board helps in transferring from a wheelchair to a standard chair. It functions as described although it takes some practice to use it correctly. Recommend that a caregiver assist you during the learning process.

This is a common piece of equipment used to help a patient slide from bed to wheelchair and wheelchair to car. The handle makes it easier to hold onto for stability.