
Supernal 3 Hi-Low Hospital Bed
By Transfer Master, now part of Graham-Field
Osteoporosis and age can gradually round the upper back, and for many people with that curve, lying flat becomes uncomfortable or even impossible. The head stays lifted off the mattress, pillows pile up to fill the gap, and the neck aches by morning. Sleep turns into a nightly struggle to find a position that doesn’t hurt. The Supernal 3 adapts to the body instead of forcing the body to adapt. Its head section raises to exactly the angle that feels supportive, and the European-style head tilt angles forward to cradle the neck and head without a tower of pillows. The foot section lifts to ease pressure on the lower back. When it’s time to get up, the deck lowers to 10.5 inches for steady standing and rises to 20.5 inches when someone helps. With a backlit remote, optional half rails and hidden motors in Twin, Full or Queen, rest finally feels natural again.
Supernal 3 at a glance
- Head, foot, hi-low and European-style head tilt
- Deck height from 10.5 to 20.5 inches
- Twin 38 × 80, Full 53 × 80 and Queen 60 × 80 inches
- Optional half rails, bamboo rail covers and locking casters



