DMI Transfer Board and Slide Board, FSA Eligible, Made of Heavy-Duty Wood for Patient, Senior and Handicap Move Assist and Slide Transfers, Holds up to 440 Pounds, 2 Cut out Handles, 30 x 8 x 1

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.

Less than half cost of store.

Works great

I was staying in a motel and their shower was NOT handicap accessible! I didn't know what I was going to do. Then I remembered about transfer boards and went with one I could afford at the time. It tuned out to be a good choice. Although my mobility scooter is quite a bit taller than the seat in the shower, I was able to get myself in and out with ease. Even while still wet. Who knew you could use these things without the help of someone else? I didn't, but I do now

This is a daily use item in our house and has held up to a surprising amount of wear and tear already. The finish on the surface is a satin/semigloss, so not too slick but still facilitates speedy movement out of bed into the wheelchair, and vice versa.

Very handy to move a wheelchair paitent.

Edges are not tapered enough for safe placement

Works perfectly and my chairs have not moved since I installed them