This aluminum stair stretcher is designed for safe and efficient patient transport on stairways, especially in buildings without elevators or in confined vertical environments. Its chair-style structure allows rescuers to move patients up or down stairs smoothly, while maintaining stability and control throughout the transfer process.
The frame is constructed from high-strength aluminum alloy, providing a strong yet lightweight structure that is easy to carry, maneuver, and deploy. Compared with traditional stretchers, the stair stretcher significantly reduces the physical burden on rescuers during stair evacuation, making it well suited for routine emergency response and frequent use.
The stretcher features a foldable design, allowing it to be quickly collapsed into a compact size for storage in ambulances or emergency vehicles. When unfolded, the integrated rear wheels enable easy movement on flat ground, allowing the stretcher to transition smoothly between stair transport and ground-level transfer without changing equipment.
The durable PVC seat surface is easy to clean and disinfect, supporting hygiene requirements in medical and emergency environments. Once secured with the supplied straps, the patient remains safely seated and supported during stair descent or ascent.
Key Advantages
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Purpose-built stair stretcher design: optimized for safe patient transport on stairs
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High-strength aluminum alloy frame: lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant
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Foldable structure: convenient for storage and transport
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Integrated rear wheels: allows smooth movement on flat ground
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Compact and easy to carry: ideal for ambulances and rescue vehicles
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PVC seat surface: easy to clean and maintain
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Simple operation: intuitive handling for emergency responders
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Rated load capacity up to 159 kg
Applications
Hospitals, ambulance services, fire and rescue teams, emergency medical services, public buildings, and facilities requiring safe stair evacuation and patient transport in environments where elevator access is limited or unavailable.
