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Kailes, J. (2009). Standard, Accessible, and Medical Cots. Playa del Rey, CA: Kailes-Publications. Retrieved June 22nd, 2010 from http://www.jik.com/disast er.html

Abstract

There is no legal definition of accessible cots. This document defines accessible cots as: 17-19 inches high (not including the mattress), a weight capacity of 300+ lbs, and flexible head and feet positions. The height dimensions provided are from the floor to the top of the frame (this excludes any cushion.)

This documentincludes 3 charts showing the differences among standard, accessible, and medical cots.

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