Evadale Healthcare ED1959 Setup guide

Please read these instructions before use.
This bath board is designed as a temporary
seating aid only. Do not use the board as a step.
Do not tip or put an offset load onto the board or
injury may occur.
Do not install the bath board if there is a shower
door track on the side of the bath.
Supervision or assistance is recommended
for users with limited mobility when using the
bath board.
Bath Seat / Board
Slatted
Set-up and operation
The Bath Seat /Board, Slatted is
manufactured from reinforced
polypropylene slats with slip
resistant rubber ends and unique
locking swivel brackets enabling the
board to be used with a variety of
bath shapes.
Some minor assembly is required.
Box Contents and Inspection
Carefully remove all components from the box,
remove all packaging and plastic wrapping and check
items against the list below. Any damaged or missing
components should be reported to your authorised
dealer or Evadale Healthcare.
Assembly
To attach the cleats, turn the board upside down and
position the clamping bracket over the bolt hole with
rubber pads facing outwards. Insert bolt and wing
nut, and screw to tighten loosely enough to allow the
bracket to slide freely for final positioning when in
bath. Repeat on opposite side.
slatted bath board
2 x bolts / wing nuts
2 x clamping brackets
Set-Up and Operation Instructions (this guide)
The bath board can be slippery when wet
– use with caution.
The edge of the bath must be wide enough to
support at least 40 mm of each end of the bath
board. When installed ensure that the bath
board does not overhang the outer edges of the
bath.
When using a bath board, it is recommended
that the user be able to sit with good balance;
to lift their legs over the edge of the bath; and to
bend at the hips.

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Positioning the board
Ensure there is a minimum horizontal flat surface
(minimum 40 mm) on the bath tub rim for the bath
board overhang to rest upon. When installed ensure
that the bath board does not overhang the outer
edges of the bath
Regular maintenance
Regularly check the bath board for damage and
wear, paying special attention to the condition of the
slatted seat and clamping brackets. Wing nuts should
be regularly inspected to ensure they are tight. Do
not use the bath board if the product is cracked or
deformed in any way.
Care & cleaning
To clean the bath board after each use, wipe clean
with a mild soap and warm water solution and rinse
well. Dry with a clean cloth.
For heavier soiling, wipe clean with a diluted bleach
solution and rinse well before drying. Do not use water
temperatures in excess of 80°C.
Avoid harsh, abrasive cleaning agents or utensils
(such as a wire brush) as these can lead to
deterioration of the seat.
Warranty
Evadale Healthcare Pty Ltd warrants this product for
a period of 12 months. Please refer to our Warranty
Statement for full details. Please contact your
authorised dealer or Evadale Healthcare for a list of
available spare parts.
Specifications
Product Code ED1959
Colour White
Maximum User Weight 190 kg
Product Weight 2 kg
Seat Width 710 mm
Seat Depth 230 mm
Grip Range 240 > 400 mm
Warranty 1 year
ARTG 176831
Made in China
40 mm min
Position the bath board across the bath so that it sits
equally on the rim of the bath on each side. Slide the
clamping brackets until they make contact with the
sides of the bath and tighten the wing nuts. Check
that the bath board feels secure and cannot be easily
moved when pulled forwards, backwards or sideways.
Before use, ensure the bath board is squarely and
securely positioned over the bath. Using a slip proof
bath mat will increase safety when using the bath
board.
Using the bath board
Stand at the side of the bath with your back towards
the bath board and lower yourself onto the end of the
board. Move back towards the centre of the board
and lift your legs one at a time over the bath side and
into the bath. Finally position yourself so that you are
sitting centrally on the bath board.
Grab rails are recommended for users who are
experiencing difficulties positioning themselves on the
bath board.