Blanket Cradles
Blanket Cradles are designed to keep bed covers and sheets lifted away from sensitive areas of the body, helping to reduce pressure, irritation, and discomfort. Ideal for individuals recovering from surgery, living with burns, ulcers, or foot conditions, these practical aids promote comfort and airflow while resting in bed.
Available in a range of adjustable and fixed designs, blanket cradles fit neatly under the mattress or at the foot of the bed, offering a simple yet effective solution for maintaining comfort, warmth, and dignity during rest or recovery.
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Adjustable Blanket Cradle
Sturdy, height-adjustable blanket cradle that keeps bedding off sensitive areas for greater comfort and protection during rest.£29.90WAS £41.16with VAT Relief -
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Blanket Cradle
British-made blanket cradle that raises bedding off the body to relieve pressure and improve comfort in bed.£19.90WAS £31.59with VAT Relief -
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Folding Blanket Cradle
Strong, chrome-plated folding cradle that keeps bedding off sensitive areas for improved comfort and healing.£18.90WAS £29.11with VAT Relief -
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Bed Cradle
Supportive bed cradle that keeps bedding lifted off sensitive legs, improving comfort and circulation for restful sleep.2 Options from£29.90with VAT Relief -
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Adjustable Blanket Bed Cradle
Height-adjustable blanket cradle that keeps bedding off sensitive areas, improving comfort and circulation during rest.£33.90WAS £51.19with VAT Relief -
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Folding Bed Cradle
Sturdy folding bed cradle that keeps bedding off the legs and body for greater comfort, airflow, and relief during rest.£18.90WAS £25.82with VAT Relief
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a blanket cradle used for?
Who can benefit from using a blanket cradle?
How does a blanket cradle fit onto a bed?
Can a blanket cradle be used on any type of bed?
Are blanket cradles easy to clean?
Can I adjust the height of the cradle?
Do blanket cradles affect warmth?
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