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Blanket Restraints
Do you have any more information, instructions or
pictures on restraint blankets/nets we can add? Please send it in now using -
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| Background information from Billy |
| Sheet #1 is a sheet that I won at auction and I'm sure that it is
quite old. The buckles on the wrist, forearm and the 3 straps that are
under the sheet, have what I would consider a fairly dangerous part on them
as you see in the pics. The 3 prongs are real sharp. The nurse or patient
could be fairly easy injured! Comfort? Not that bad (45 min.) and in
my opinion it is fairly secure. I struggled against it for about 10 minuets
and the effort didn't reward me with much slack . There are no modifications
that I can see, it all looks original . There is no ID anywhere on it.
(Ed Buckles looks like Posey to me?)
The age? I would guess over 40 years old. The person that I got it from said
they worked at a hospital for 15 years. They were told the sheet and
other restraints that were going to be thrown away were over10 years old
and out dated (Ed CRIMINAL!!!).
The material is about the same thickness as what Posey sj is made of. |
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| Sheet #2 this one has no ID tags and is real thick, heavy and stiff. It
is not as uncomfortable as it looks , it has no straps or cuffs
underneath it ,so your legs can move freely and you can't make it real
tight. It has one adjustment . I fell asleep in it for about 2 and a half
hours (didn't hurt to bad) but since it has only wrist cuffs ( nice and soft
) as you can see in the pictures. You can pick at the buckle and get out,
but a set of mitts fixes that problem! I will say this sheet is quite old to
40 + years .It has a rope sewn into the outside edge ,( old time technology)
I don't see any modifications on it. I won this at auction also, I have no
further history on this one. |
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| Sheet #3 This is a Posey
(Ed Mod 8115? See lower for instruction sheet) I won at auction a
few week ago. The history on this one is it was a discard from a fire and
rescue department, in a small town, and the guy I bought it from took it
home and put it on eBay just to see if it would sell or not . He said he was
very surprised at what it brought and said he wished that he would have took
all of the other restraints that were thrown away. (I wonder what they are)
(Ed And me!!!) Anyway
it is about 10 years old and is the standard Posey design for a
restraint sheet , however, I never knew Posey used a sail cloth type
material, nice and light. There no modifications, all standard and the
security is great, no way out, if it is applied fairly tight. As you can see
in the pictures, you can't reach the buckle, but if the strap that
attachés it to the bed frame is not tight you can reach over to your other
hand and push on the buckle and get it loose. Then again, if you have double
padded mitts on you are not going anywhere! The overall comfort is not to
bad. The only thing I don't like is the strap that is around the the legs
above the knees, it kind of digs at the back of your legs. They should have
used the same material as on their cuffs to make it more comfortable.
I struggled against it for 20 minutes off and on and got nowhere, spent
about one hour in it, its not that bad at all. |
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| Posey Instruction Sheet Restraint Net Model 8115
HERE (PDF 631.33KB)
Posey Instruction Sheet Body Blanket 8116
HERE (PDF 62.75KB)
Posey Instruction Sheet Body Wrap Model 8117
HERE (PDF
52.37KB)
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open PDF's? Click the logo for a free download from the Adobe site
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Maker not known. Note eyelets to close the neck opening
and what looks like straps that pass under the bed to connect to the
other side of the blanket. Both of these features cause concern
regarding the safely of a struggling occupant.
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A very much modified Posey Bed Net. A complete set of
body restraints has been added ie upper thigh, waist, chest,
shoulders, crotch and we suspect an extension panel has been added to
allow for the ankle restraint. On the surface an extra pair of
cuffs and securing strap has been added at the forearm. Click
HERE to see a
standard Posey 8115-Note the length.
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Not a full body restraint blanket but this French made item
is designed to keep the occupant from getting up and also gaining
access to sanitary protection. Click HERE
for more information and pictures.
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53 - Locking Sleep Sack by Heetkamp. 54 - In the style
of Heetkamp? Uses their locks?
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http://www.xs4all.nl/~smmedica/ Dutch only at the moment but the cool guys
who run it are working on the English translation. Check them out and the bed,
not sure about breakfast offer they are making on
http://www.xs4all.nl/~smmedica/isocel/fiets.html
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The Argentino Suit was
developed to provide more comfort and versatility than restraint blankets.
Used in Psychiatric
wards, Emergency Units, Prisons, Detention Facilities, and Long Term Care
Facilities.
COMFORT -
Argentino Suits permit a face up or face down position on a bed. Actual
use has shown that patients tend to fall asleep in the suit. In addition,
the suit provides generous limb movement and good blood circulation.
SAFETY - Almost
any area of the body can be rapidly accessed by undoing one of the
zippers. Limbs can be released one at a time for exercise, in case of
emergency, the four quick release buckles and zippers can be accessed very
rapidly.
QUALITY - Made
from the highest quality materials, hypoallergenic 100% meshed nylon, 4
safety lock zippers, 4 nylon straps with 4 safety buckles ( No keys or
magnets ). Has been shown to withstand frequent and intense use over
several years.
Thank you Billy for
sending these pictures and good luck with your purchase!
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