Bradshaw Junior Bed

Description

Overview

The Bradshaw Junior Bed is designed to provide children and young adults with a safe, comfortable, and fully adjustable sleeping environment that blends professional-grade functionality with a warm, home-like appearance. Built with a strong steel frame and full-length safety rails, the bed offers complete perimeter protection, using a two-stage unlocking system to prevent unintended opening and to give caregivers peace of mind.

This fully electric model allows smooth height adjustment from 36.6″ to 53.1″ (including casters), making transfers easier and enabling caregivers to work at an ergonomically supportive level. The bed’s generous 84.6″ length and 36.6″ width offer ample room for growth, while the impressive 363-lb weight capacity ensures the bed can support children through adolescence and into young adulthood.

For positioning, the Bradshaw Junior Bed provides a wide therapeutic range. The backrest elevates from 0° up to 74° to support activities such as reading, therapy, and respiratory positioning. The thigh section adjusts from 0° to 31.5°, helping improve comfort, reduce pressure, and support proper body alignment. The bed also features a Reverse Trendelenburg function up to 12°, offering additional clinical positioning options often beneficial in postural support or medical treatment routines.

Every detail is designed for ease of use. The included foam mattress is precision-cut for consistent support and stability, and the 6″ dual-locking casters allow the bed to move easily while still locking firmly into place. Each bed section weighs under 44 lb, making setup or relocation manageable for a single person. A transport stand is included, doubling as a storage base when the bed is not in use.

With its thoughtful combination of child-focused safety features, smooth electric functionality, and durable construction, the Bradshaw Junior Bed offers a dependable long-term solution for families and caregivers who need a reliable pediatric care bed that supports comfort, mobility, and evolving needs.