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product_id: 268702897
title: "DMI Transfer Board and Slide Board made of Heavy-Duty Wood for Patient,Senior and Handicap Move Assist and Slide Transfers,FSA and HSA Eligible,Holds up to 735 Pounds,2 Cut Out Handle,32 x 10 x 1"
brand: "dmi"
price: "54532 Ft"
currency: HUF
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
category: "Dmi"
url: https://www.desertcart.hu/products/268702897-dmi-transfer-board-and-slide-board-made-of-heavy-duty
store_origin: HU
region: Hungary
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# Ergonomic cutout handles 735 lbs weight capacity Heavy-duty wood build DMI Transfer Board and Slide Board made of Heavy-Duty Wood for Patient,Senior and Handicap Move Assist and Slide Transfers,FSA and HSA Eligible,Holds up to 735 Pounds,2 Cut Out Handle,32 x 10 x 1

**Brand:** dmi
**Price:** 54532 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛋️ Slide into safety and independence with every transfer!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DMI Transfer Board and Slide Board made of Heavy-Duty Wood for Patient,Senior and Handicap Move Assist and Slide Transfers,FSA and HSA Eligible,Holds up to 735 Pounds,2 Cut Out Handle,32 x 10 x 1 by dmi
- **How much does it cost?** 54532 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/268702897-dmi-transfer-board-and-slide-board-made-of-heavy-duty)

## Best For

- dmi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dmi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Support:** Robust 735-pound capacity handles even the heaviest transfers with ease.
- • **Comfort Grip Handles:** Dual cutout handles are rounded and sanded for secure, comfortable leverage.
- • **Durable & Safe Design:** Tapered ends and sealed edges prevent snags, cracks, and protect clothing.
- • **Versatile Mobility Aid:** Perfect for wheelchair, bed, chair, car, or commode transfers—empowering independence.
- • **Effortless Glide Transfer:** Smooth, sealed wood surface ensures frictionless patient moves every time.

## Overview

The DMI Transfer Board is a premium heavy-duty wood slide board designed for safe, smooth patient transfers. Measuring 32 x 10 x 1 inches and supporting up to 735 lbs, it features ergonomically cutout handles and a sealed, frictionless surface. Ideal for seniors, disabled, or post-surgery patients, it enhances caregiver safety and patient independence. FSA/HSA eligible and trusted by thousands with a 4.5-star rating.

## Description

This sturdy wood transfer board will help transfer people from wheelchair to bed, chair, car or commode. The sealed and coated board allows easy transfers to help the patient slide across the glossy surface. The board is also valuable as a mobility aid for those who are living independently and need assistance transferring place to place. TO USE A TRANSFER BOARD - Position one end of the board on the starting point and the other end on the destination to which you want to transfer such as the bed, chair, car or wheel chair. The tapered ends should be facing up to help the person slide onto the board. Try to keep the board as level as possible and be sure to lock any wheelchairs in place. Help the person onto the board then assist them as they slide across it in short movements. We highly recommend using the DMI Gait Belt in conjunction with this board to help assist moving the person. Be sure the person is dry to avoid any friction while transferring. Always consult a trained professional if there are questions about using a transfer board. Only attempt using if you have been properly trained.

Review: I love how this particular board works in practice. Board is very sturdy. It is nicely beveled, so easy to slide partially underneath transferee. "Bottom-side" of board has enough texture to resist sliding from start and endpoints during transfer. All edges are very smoothly rounded off, so no damage to the seating surfaces involved in the transfer. The "top surface of the board has a nicely slick surface, makes it pretty easy to slide along. The cutouts in the board are indeed very useful as handholds. All these little features add up to a big positive difference compared to other transfer boards, especially plastic transfer boards I've tried.
Review: Excellent quality transfer board. Very safe. Perfect size

## Features

- TRANSFER BOARD IS AN ESSENTIAL TOOL for caregivers to easily and safely transfer patients allowing them to move with independence while protecting caregivers from injury
- SLIDE BOARD PROVIDES EASY,SAFE AND SECURE TRANSFERS to assist a move from a wheelchair, bed, chair, sofa, commode or any sitting position. Ideal for disabled, wheelchair bound, elderly or post surgery
- SLIDING BOARD CUTOUT HANDLES offer extra leverage with a safe and secure grip. Each handle has been rounded, sanded and sealed for comfort
- THICK, SANDED AND SEALED WOOD TRANSFER BOARDS ensures easy frictionless transfers. Each durable board has tapered ends and are evenly sanded and sealed with a smooth surface coating to prevent cracks, chips or snagged clothing
- SLIDE BOARD FOR TRANSFERS PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Made of Scotch Pine. Overall Dimensions are 32 x 10 x 1. Weight Capacity: 735 lbs. FSA Eligible

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00DM35ONU |
| ASIN  | B00DM35ONU |
| Best Sellers Rank | #77,758 in Health ( See Top 100 in Health ) #28 in Transfer Boards |
| Brand | DMI |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (543) |
| Customer reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (543) |
| Date First Available | 8 July 2013 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 518-1800-0000 |
| Manufacturer  | MABIS |
| Product Dimensions  | 25.4 x 1.91 x 81.28 cm; 2 kg |
| Units | 1 Count |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by K***P on 18 May 2025*

I love how this particular board works in practice. Board is very sturdy. It is nicely beveled, so easy to slide partially underneath transferee. "Bottom-side" of board has enough texture to resist sliding from start and endpoints during transfer. All edges are very smoothly rounded off, so no damage to the seating surfaces involved in the transfer. The "top surface of the board has a nicely slick surface, makes it pretty easy to slide along. The cutouts in the board are indeed very useful as handholds. All these little features add up to a big positive difference compared to other transfer boards, especially plastic transfer boards I've tried.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by G***C on 21 August 2015*

Excellent quality transfer board. Very safe. Perfect size

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by S***Y on 31 October 2017*

I have had this board for 1 1/2 months now, here are some things I've discovered while using it. Being upfront from the start, transfers with the board still make me feel somewhat uneasy, but that is mostly due to not having used it enough to get confident on the transfers. If I don't feel safe, I'm not budging, and the board in rehab after surgery was narrow, and the gap I had to cross was looking like the grand canyon and I refused to even attempt it. The OT there was not too happy with me to say the least, but I didn't budge. I am a double above the knee amputee, so if you have legs, some of this might not apply to your situation. For every PRO, there might be a CON as well :) PROS: 1. VERY sturdy, this board is not gonna bend under a heavy load (rated up to 735 lbs) 2. Slick and smooth, which makes sliding easier. 3. Length is good, you can span an area and still have coverage from where you are coming from to where you are going. 4. Heavy but not horrendously so, its easy to lift and move. 5. Handholds are good for helping you get lined up, and for moving the board, as it makes carrying it very easy. 6. Grip pads on bottom help prevent the board from sliding on the surfaces. 7. Makes an excellent temporary table top :) I put it across the top of the arms of my Drive Medical Deluxe Bariatric Drop-Arm Commode, Grey and can cover the whole thing with white fabric, and use that as the base for some of my jewelry when taking pictures, without killing my back. 8. I also put the board on the commode seat, and using a bucket and cup, I can wash my hair without having to get into the shower, which is a total pain as its not handicap accessible for the most part. 9. Easy to store, I just slide it down between the mattress and foot board of my hospital bed. I needed the bed more before surgery than after, but no where to store it if I change beds, so there it is. I rent a room, so the board is always accessible when I need it. CONS: 1. Main CON is while the board is strong it is not strong enough to prevent damage to the underside from the wheelchair. See picture I'm including with review. These marks are from the wheelchair from rehab that I am still using while awaiting a power chair with lift. If not for that, I'd give this board a 5 star. My OT did say that is normal with any board. 2. Slick - be careful of what you are wearing! Some materials are not suited to sliding across a board in mid air :) 3. Between the length and weight (32 inches, 4.6 lbs) this board can become awkward to use depending again on the situation. Most people will need help I would guess. 4. Handholds can smash fingers if not careful, especially if you are transferring to different heights, as you tend to not think about moving your fingers until you find the board teeters to your hand side. It can feel very much like you are on the center of a teeter-tot when you hit the center, so balance is a must. 5. Grip pads, what can I say. They grip. Especially when its time to either get that board under you, or out from under you. Don't rely solely on it to hold if you are in transfer. 6. Butt pinches. It can be very easy to find the board pinching you in places you don't want pinched when getting on it. With the non slip on the bottom, I can't transfer to the car from chair without help for a couple reasons. Can't get the board far enough under me to get started, or out from under me when I get where I'm going. The only vehicle I can get into right now is my son's girlfriends car, everyone else I know has SUV's minivans or trucks, and the height difference is too great. Rather like climbing mount Everest :( They don't mind helping situate the board though, its not every day they get to shove a board up my rear. All in all, while the CON list seems long, its mostly due to not having legs. I honestly don't know if having legs would help or hinder a transfer to be honest, they don't get in my way at any rate :) I do not use the board for transferring in home, so far I just do what my OT described as a 'vet transfer' or 'VA transfer'. That means facing the wheelchair to wherever I'm going, aka bed, couch, and using my upper body strength to push off of the chair to the goal. I rather imagine I look something like a ape without legs :) when transferring. To get back in my wheelchair, I back into it same way, but that transfer does require some upper body strength and a lot of wiggling. There was a older lady in rehab who was watching me learn transfers and she announced for all in the room, that I was an "excellent wiggler". On that bit of humor, I will leave this review for you to consider, and add that I would definitely buy this board again.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-20*