Bed rental

stonemuse

Due to an operation my wife will be having soon, we need a double bed downstairs for a couple of months. Anyone know a contact for rental?

Checked out a couple but they have minimum six months rental. 

Chizz

"Roomservice by CORT" do all sorts of furniture hire, from as little as a month 

stonemuse

Chizz said:

"Roomservice by CORT" do all sorts of furniture hire, from as little as a month 

Contacted them and its minimum spend £900 over three months … thanks anyway. 

Super_Eddie_Youds

Bit wasteful, but ikea does a double frame for about 70 quid. Could that and a mattress be equivalent to a rental?

sell it after?

SuedeAdidas

How about an inflatable one?

Bed, not wife I mean. 

Crusty54

• The NHS, hospital, or local council may be able to provide a hospital-style bed or funding for a medical bed. 
• Equipment loan stores

  Local councils and NHS trusts may have equipment loan stores that can loan out hospital beds for short periods of time. 

Chizz

stonemuse said:

Chizz said:

"Roomservice by CORT" do all sorts of furniture hire, from as little as a month 

Contacted them and its minimum spend £900 over three months … thanks anyway. 

Blimey - steep.

Arsenetatters

If you are both sleeping downstairs (?) then would it be worth buying a bed frame, eg Ikea, and moving your own mattress down?

Covered End

When my mother in law could no longer cope with stairs we brought a single bed down from upstairs (probably useless comment but you never know).
All the best to you both.

Arsenetatters

I had an abdominal op a few years back where they said don’t use stairs but once the stitches came out it was fine - and a lot quicker than expected. 

It may be different for your wife’s operation but I wouldn’t spend a lot of money tbh.