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Patient bed prices in Bangladesh start at ৳9,600 and go up to ৳1,56,600 at HATIM Furniture, one of Bangladesh's leading furniture brands.
The range covers basic home recovery beds, general ward beds, manual ICU beds, and fully electric ICU beds, all built on mild-steel welded frames with anti-rust coating and a one-year free service warranty.
Someone tells you to rest. A doctor hands you a discharge paper. And suddenly you're the one figuring out how to set up a safe recovery space, in a bedroom, without the training or equipment that hospitals take for granted.
That gap between medical advice and practical reality is exactly where the right bed matters most.
All prices below reflect HATIM Furniture's current discounted rates, approximately 6% off regular list prices.
These beds suit short-term home recovery and general ward use.
The HMBG-205 comes with vinyl leather upholstery, rubber and PVC stoppers to prevent sliding, and hooks for a mosquito stand, a detail that makes a real difference in Bangladeshi home care.
The HMBG-206 steps up to a cold-rolled mild steel body with stainless steel framing at the head and leg sections.
Some recoveries stretch from days into weeks. The patient needs real comfort, and the caregiver needs a bed that holds up through daily use, not just a temporary fix.
This tier covers longer home stays and patient movement inside clinics.
The HMBG-201 is HATIM Furniture's value sweet spot for family-managed home recovery.
Its rexine-upholstered soft foam offers lumbar support and orthopedic comfort, without the cost or complexity of an ICU setup.
The HMPT-201 is a wheeled transfer trolley for moving patients within clinics, fitted with rubber-PVC stoppers to prevent rolling during transfers.
These beds exist for moments when even small movements take everything a patient has.
ICU-grade beds are engineered for high-dependency care. The HMBIM-202 lets caregivers adjust backrest and leg elevation manually, no electricity required, no specialist training needed.
The HMBIE-208 goes fully electric: one caregiver can reposition a fully dependent patient at the touch of a button.
Three things drive the price: adjustment mechanism, frame construction, and safety features.
Manual vs. electric adjustment: Basic beds are fixed.
The HMBIM-202 adds a manual crank for backrest and leg adjustment without lifting the patient. The HMBIE-208 uses electric actuators, like one button, minimal effort, which is why it reaches ৳1,56,600.
Frame and hygiene: Every bed uses a mild steel welded frame with zinc-phosphate-coated, electrostatic epoxy powder oven-baked paint. It was used for Bangladesh's rust-accelerating monsoon months.
Higher-tier models add rexine upholstery over soft foam for easy cleaning.
Safety and load capacity: ICU beds handle heavier loads and repeated repositioning without frame fatigue.
The HMBG-205 and HMPT-201 include rubber and PVC stoppers — essential when a patient shifts weight on smooth tile floors.
The right bed depends on three things: where the patient is recovering, how much they can move on their own, and how much the caregiver can physically manage.
Care setting:
Home recovery (post-surgery, fractures, elderly care): the HMBG-201 at ৳22,200 balances comfort and durability without ICU complexity.
Private clinics and small hospitals: general beds for standard rooms, plus the HMBIM-202 for higher-dependency cases.
ICU and high-dependency units: the HMBIE-208 is built for continuous repositioning and single-caregiver management.
Patient mobility: If the patient can still sit up after a minor procedure, a basic bed is enough.
For stroke patients, post-orthopaedic cases, or elderly patients with limited movement, HATIM Furniture recommends at least a two-function bed.
Caregiver capacity: In most Bangladeshi homes, one family member manages care without formal nursing training. The HMBIM-202 reduces the physical effort significantly.
If the patient is fully dependent and the budget allows, the HMBIE-208 is a safety investment for both patient and caregiver.
Good to Know: The Manual ICU Bed HMBIM-202 needs no electrical installation and no specialist training. It works in any home bedroom.
Bangladesh's humidity, especially during monsoon months, corrodes untreated metal furniture faster than most people expect.
HATIM Furniture addresses this on every bed with zinc-phosphate-coated and electrostatic epoxy powder oven-baked paint.
This keeps frames structurally sound and hygienic through years of heavy use.
The brand is certified to ISO 9001:2015 (quality management), ISO 45001:2018 (occupational health and safety), and ISO 14001:2015 (environmental management).
These standards matter when a piece of furniture is part of someone's recovery.
Beyond the beds themselves, HATIM Furniture's medical catalogue includes bedside cabinets, saline stands, and examination beds. Clinics and home-care setups can build a complete, coordinated recovery environment from one supplier.
General beds suit standard recovery, where patients can move on their own; ICU beds add two-function back and leg adjustment for high-dependency care, where frequent repositioning is needed.
Yes, the HMBIM-202 needs no electrical installation or specialist training, and lets a family caregiver adjust the backrest and legs without lifting the patient.
All models use mild steel welded frames with zinc-phosphate-coated, electrostatic epoxy powder oven-baked paint; higher-tier beds add rexine-upholstered soft foam, while the HMBG-205 uses vinyl leather.
Basic on-site assembly is required; contact HATIM Furniture's WhatsApp channel before delivery to confirm installation support in your area.
Every patient bed carries a one-year free service warranty covering manufacturing faults.
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