IV Stand
IV Stand Chrome Plated with Metal Base
IV Stand with 4 Hooks Stainless Steel Pipe and Fiber or Metal Base
IV Stand Stainless Steel with Fiber Base
IV Stand Fully Stainless Steel
IV Stand with 4 Hooks Chrome Plated Pipe and Metal Base
IV Stand All Stainless Steel Incl Base
IV Stand with 4 Hooks Stainless Steel Pipe and Base
Bowl Stands
Dressing Trolley MS Frame and SS Top with Bowl and Bucket
Dressing Trolley MS Frame and SS Top with Bowl and Bucket
Dressing Trolley All Stainless Steel with Bowl and Bucket
Dressing Trolley All Stainless Steel with Bowl and Bucket
Revolving Stool
Revolving Doctor Patient Stool 4 legs
Revolving Patient Stool 3 Leg SS Top
Revolving Patient Stool 4 Leg Cushioned Top
Revolving Patient Stool 4 Leg Stainless Steel
Revolving Patient Stool 3 Leg Cushioned Top
Revolving Patient Stool 4 Leg SS Cushioned Top
Foot Step
Hospital Footstep Double MS Frame
Hospital Footstep Single MS Frame
Hospital Footstep Single Stainless Steel
Hospital Footstep Double Stainless Steel
Ward Accessories
Hospital ward accessories online in India are the small, hard-working pieces that turn a bed space or consulting room into a working clinical area: the IV stand beside the bed, the bowl-and-bucket trolley for dressings, the revolving stool for the doctor and the foot step that helps a patient onto a couch. This page explains how the options differ in material, height and mobility. It is for hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, day-care centres and families setting up care at home.
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IV Stand
An IV stand holds infusion bags and bottles at a steady height beside the patient. Two choices define each model: the pipe and the base. Chrome-plated steel pipes suit general wards, while stainless steel pipes are chosen for corrosion resistance where stands are cleaned often. The stainless steel IV stand with fibre base pairs a steel pipe with a fibre base, the all stainless steel IV stand including base keeps every part in steel, and the chrome-plated IV stand with metal base is a straightforward ward option.
Four-hook models let several bags hang from one stand. The four-hook stainless steel IV stand is height-adjustable for hospital, clinic and home use, and a four-hook version with a choice of fibre or metal base is also listed. Compare hooks, height adjustment and whether the base rolls on castors.
Bowl Stands
The bowl stands collection holds dressing trolleys that carry a bowl and bucket, a mobile setup for dressings, wound cleaning and post-operative care. The dressing trolley with MS frame and SS top lists a 40 x 18 x 32 size and pairs a mild steel frame with a stainless steel working surface. The all stainless steel dressing trolley with bowl and bucket has a polished, corrosion-resistant finish and smooth-rolling wheels.
With a bowl and bucket on board, either trolley carries what a dressing round needs from bed to bed. Choose all stainless steel for recovery rooms and areas with heavy disinfection; the MS-frame version suits general wards. Mayo, instrument and crash cart trolleys are on the stretchers, wheelchairs and trolleys page.
Revolving Stool
A revolving stool lets a doctor, nurse or therapist turn without getting up and set the seat to suit a couch or table. Patients use the same stools during consultation and examination. The revolving doctor-patient stool with four legs has an 11.5 inch top, adjusts from 20 to 29 inches high and sits on an epoxy-coated mild steel frame.
Beyond the base, the seat decides the choice. A stainless steel top wipes clean and can be sanitised easily, a cushioned top is kinder for long sessions, and an SS cushioned option combines both. Try the three-leg cushioned revolving stool for consulting rooms or the four-leg stainless steel revolving stool for procedure areas.
Foot Step
A foot step gives patients a stable step up onto an examination couch, bed or table, and it is easy to forget when furnishing a room. Single steps suit standard couches, while double steps give a higher platform for taller tables. The double-step footstep with MS frame and the single-step MS frame footstep are sturdy everyday choices.
Stainless steel versions add a polished finish, and the single stainless steel footstep has a non-slip surface. Place the step on the side patients approach from, and match it to a couch from examination and OT tables.
How to choose hospital ward accessories
Material
Chrome plating and epoxy-coated MS suit dry, general areas. Stainless steel is the better fit wherever items are wiped down many times a day.
Height and reach
Look for height-adjustable IV stands and stools, and match single or double foot steps to the height of your couches and tables.
Mobility
IV stands and dressing trolleys move with the patient or nurse, so check castors. Stools and foot steps are judged on a steady base instead.
Quantities
A simple planning rule: one IV stand per bed, one stool and one foot step per examination couch, and a dressing trolley for each nursing station.
| Category | Best for | Typical setting | Shop link |
|---|---|---|---|
| IV stands | Holding infusion bags at the bedside | Wards, ICUs, day care, home | View IV stands |
| Bowl stands | Mobile dressing rounds | Surgical wards, recovery rooms | View bowl stands |
| Revolving stools | Seating for clinicians and patients | Consulting and procedure rooms | View stools |
| Foot steps | Safe step-up onto couches and tables | OPD, examination rooms, OTs | View foot steps |
Ward accessories for hospitals, clinics and home care
- Inpatient wards and ICUs: an IV stand at every bed, alongside beds from hospital beds and bed care.
- OPD and consulting rooms: a revolving stool and a foot step beside each couch.
- Surgical wards and recovery: dressing trolleys with bowl and bucket.
- Home care: a height-adjustable four-hook IV stand, listed for home use.
Why buy from Medansh
Prices on Medansh are shown with tax included. Fitting out several rooms at once? Request bulk pricing here: Need a quotation? Check the shipping information and the return, replacement and refund terms, then follow your order on the tracking page. Customer care: 8586012345 or cs@meddey.com.
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose a chrome-plated or stainless steel IV stand?
Chrome-plated stands suit general wards. Stainless steel resists corrosion and suits areas where stands are cleaned often, such as ICUs and day-care bays.
Why choose a four-hook IV stand?
Four hooks let more than one bag or bottle hang from a single stand. Compare height adjustment and base type as well.
Is a stainless steel or cushioned stool top better?
Stainless steel is easier to wipe and sanitise; a cushioned top is more comfortable for long sessions. The SS cushioned stool offers both.
Do I need a single or double foot step?
Match it to the couch. A single step suits standard couches; a double step gives a higher platform for taller tables and beds.
What does the bowl stands collection include?
It lists dressing trolleys with a bowl and bucket, in MS-frame with SS top and all stainless steel versions.
Can accessories be quoted together with beds and couches?
Yes. Send your complete list through Need a quotation? and review the return, replacement and refund terms before ordering.