About the Satin SIBA Sheets - 2-Way Base Sheet with Elasticated Straps
The SIBA Satin Sheet System with Elasticated Straps helps patients effortlessly reposition themselves in bed.
Each sheet features a large satin surface that allows the user to easily slide in the bed in order to turn and reposition themselves into a comfortable position. The smooth fabric allows the user to effortlessly move independently or with limited assistance. For additional safety and security, the sheet has polycotton edges to prevent the user from sliding off the bed.
The soft satin is comfortable and helps prevent pressure sores from developing even when sat on for an extended period. Therefore, the sheet can remain under the user at all times, essential for limiting unnecessary patient movements.
Ideal for care home or hospital environments, each sheet is easy and simple to fit and remove. Simply follow the central markers to ensure it is placed correctly, each corner has a strong elasticated strap to secure the sheet in place. When removed the sheet can be rewashed multiple times up to 90oc, perfect for good hygiene practices.
Sheet sizes range from a single bed to a double or bariatric bed to guarantee the right fit for every mattress.
- Easy to fit
- Aids easier movement
- polycotton edges
- Secured with elastic staps
- Easy to clean
- Comfortable
- Available in a range of sizes
For more information please read the product specification.
Satin SIBA Sheets - 2-Way Base Sheet with Elasticated Straps Specification
| Single mattress | Large single/small double mattress | Double/bariatric bed mattress | |
| Width | 900 mm (35") | 1200 mm (47") | 1350 mm (53") |
| Length | 2000 mm (79") | 2000 mm (79") | 2000 mm (79") |
| Sliding surface width | 700 mm (28") | 850 mm (34") | 1100 mm (43") |
| Sliding surface length | 2000 mm (79") | 2000 mm (79") | 2000 mm (79") |
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Delivery and Returns
Please note that Royal Mail deliveries are highly likely to be affected by strike action in the next two months. This may add 2-3 days to normal delivery speeds.