ResQsheet for Vinyl & Carpet – Deep & Airflow
Units of Measurement: Each
AUD $220.00
Description
WHAT IS THIS PRODUCT?
The ResQsheet for Vinyl & Carpet – Deep & Airflow, is made for standard single and king single size mattress with airflow pressure care mattresses, and well as mattresses which are deeper than standard mattresses. It is designed to help evacuate people who cannot quickly evacuate a building in an emergency. It is stored under the bed mattress, so it is ready to use in an emergency. There is a plastic sideboard built in underneath, which aids when sliding on all floor surfaces including carpet, vinyl and wood. Some common names for this type of product are Fire Rescue Sheet, Fire Blanket, Fire Sheet, Ski Sheet and Evacuation Sheet.
Key differences to the ResQsheet for Vinyl & Carpet (220VC)
- The Cross Straps are longer to accommodate a deeper or airflow mattress.
- Instead of the Cross Strap pockets, there are elastic straps to hold them in place when not in use, because, as they are longer, they do not fit in pockets when rolled or folded up for storage.
- The corner elastic has an adjustable buckle, so the elastic can be a good fit with the extra depth, as airflow mattresses may vary in depth.
- There is a little less Miracle Grip on each side so that it does not impede pulling, as deep airflow mattresses do not curl over as much as normal mattresses.
Before ordering, please view the entire range of ResQ Products listed at the bottom of this page to ensure that you select the most appropriate product for your needs and circumstances. If you require assistance choosing, please contact us.
Some important features of this product are:
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Rubber material sewn on each side. This helps prevent the mattress from slipping when someone gets into or out of bed. When the ResQsheet is in use, the sides of the mattress are lifted up when the Cross Straps are fastened so that the rubber is not in contact with the bed frame or floor. |
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Long Pulling Straps at both ends. These allow for Rescuers to pull from either end, and they do not have to bend down to pull. |
WHO IS THIS PRODUCT SUITABLE FOR?
This product is suitable for people who may not be able to walk quickly due to disability, frailty, medication, or sedation after an operation.
BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Fit the ResQsheet for Vinyl & Carpet – Deep & Airflow, to the bed, under the mattress. The elastic straps attach to the corners of the mattress.
It is always best to avoid the straps becoming tangled on the bed, as this could delay a fast evacuation. To help keep the straps in place, we have included black elastic loops that keep all of the straps secured to the ResQsheet when under the mattress.
In an emergency, remove the Cross Straps from the black elastic loops and attach and tighten over the top of the Patient, on top of the bed clothes. As the strap tightens, the sides of the mattress should rise up slightly, allowing the rubber strips to be clear of the bed frame. If necessary place a pillow or blanket under the buckles to give more protection to the Patient.
Remove the Head and Foot Pulling Straps from the black elastic loops. Lower the bed. Slide off the bed using the advice given from your manual handling trainer. We recommended sliding the person towards the foot of the bed slightly, then turning 90 degrees, then lowering the person off the bed frame feet first. This way, they are ready for when descending stairs.
WHAT IS THIS PRODUCT MADE FROM?
Nylon, Webbing, Plastic Buckles, Elastic.
WARNINGS
Consider taking advice from a therapist to make sure this product is right for you.
Technical
STOCK KEEPING UNIT (SKU), SIZE, WEIGHT, GLOBAL TRADE ITEM NUMBER (GTIN)
| SKU | DETAILS | SIZE | WEIGHT | MAXIMUM CROSS STRAP CIRCUMFERENCE | GTIN |
| 220VCDA | For Deep & Airflow Mattress | 190cm x 88cm / 75″ x 34.6″ | 1.6kg / 3.5lbs | 270cm / 106″ | 9349145009457 |
GLOBAL MEDICAL DEVICE NUMBER (GMDN)
31463
SAFE WORKING LIMIT (SWL)
300kg / 660lbs
Note: There is no Standard for this product, therefore we have adopted the testing requirements as set out in International Standard ISO 10535:2011: Hoists for the transfer of disabled persons – Requirements and test methods. This Standard covers testing for mechanical lifting hoists and associated lifting slings. It includes a method for obtaining a SWL for a lifting sling which lifts a person’s entire weight, which Pelican’s range of slings adhere to. We use the same materials, thread and method of stitching our slings, as we do for the ResQ products. An important difference is that the ResQ products are designed to be slid, not lifted, so the SWL stated above could theoretically be increased. Because people’s weight and size may be distributed differently between the chest, stomach and legs, it may be possible that the Cross Straps do not fit some bariatric people. If possible, we recommend this is tested before an emergency occurs. If this is the case, please contact us as we may be able to supply extension Cross Straps.
Cleaning
CLEANING METHOD
Machine or hand wash.
MAXIMUM WASHING TEMPERATURE
80°C / 176°F.
DETERGENT
Use a mild detergent. Do not use fabric softener.
DRYING METHOD
Air dry in the shade. Alternatively, tumble dry on a cool temperature and make sure the drum is cool.
CLEANING WARNING
Only use and store the product when it is dry.
Important
Manual Handling Warning: Products designed to help with manual handling must be used correctly to avoid injury to the Carer, Patient or user. We recommend practising in a safe environment with an able-bodied colleague. Immediately cease any manual handling movement at the first sign of risk or discomfort. Use the most appropriate piece of equipment. Complete a suitable risk assessment before using, and seek assistance where necessary. It is important to remember that manual handling products are designed to assist, they are not designed to take the place of manual handling.
How to thread a buckle: It is vital that a buckle is threaded on the webbing strap correctly. Incorrect fitting could result in the product not performing as expected, and may put the users at risk of injury. Click here to see our video demonstrating how to thread a new buckle onto the webbing.
Plan your escape route: Practise before there is an emergency. Be mindful of any obstacles that may impede an evacuation, such as furniture, bed footboards or headboards, and narrow doorways.
How to slide off the bed frame: Although we recommend to slide off feet first, you may have certain environmental factors which means that is not possible. For example, the footboard may not detach form the bed. Take guidance from your Manual Handling Trainer to determine the safest way to use this product.


















