Adjustable CPAP Hose Holder With Clamp – 70 cm

This CPAP hose holder is designed to guide the air hose up and away from the bed, so it does not lie loosely around the head, face, or arms. The holder is mounted with a clamp on, for example, a headboard, bedside table, table edge, or a suitable bed structure, providing the hose with a secure, elevated hanging point.

The flexible arm can be bent according to the bed’s structure and the user’s sleeping position. An adjustable strap holds the CPAP hose and allows it to move when pulled.

Key Benefits

• Keeps the CPAP hose elevated above the bed and away from the face and arms.
• Helps reduce tangling, twisting, and unwanted pulling on the hose.
• Flexible arm can be bent and adjusted according to the bed’s placement.
• Clamp opening of up to approximately 7 cm for various types of beds and tables.
• Adjustable strap allows for free or more restricted hose movement.
• Can be used at the bed, bedside table, and other suitable edges or tubes.

Overview

A CPAP hose can move a lot during the night, especially when the user changes sleeping positions. When the hose lies directly on the mattress, it can end up under the duvet, wrap around the body, or pull on the mask. This CPAP Hose Holder for Bed creates a high hanging point, allowing the hose to be directed down towards the mask from above instead of lying loosely on the bed.

The holder has a flexible arm that is approximately 70 cm long. The arm contains a malleable metal construction that can be rotated and adjusted to a suitable angle. It is mounted with a wide clamp that can open up to approximately 7 cm. This makes it suitable for headboards, tabletops, bedside tables, and suitable tube constructions.

At the top, there is a removable strap with a hook. The strap is placed around the CPAP hose and can be adjusted so that the hose either slides more easily with movement or is held more stably. The purpose is to support the hose without locking it in place.

Product Specifications

Keeps the Hose Elevated Above the Bed

When the hose is directed from above, it has a more controlled placement in relation to the mask and pillow. This can reduce the risk of the hose getting caught under the arm, duvet, or pillow. At the same time, a larger part of the hose is kept away from the lying surface.

The holder is practical when the sleeping position changes. The elevated position allows the hose to follow movements from a central point. The holder does not alter the function of the CPAP machine but serves as mechanical support at the bed.

Flexible Arm with Adjustable Positioning

The long arm can be shaped according to the size of the bed, the height of the headboard, and the placement of the CPAP machine. The arm can be directed upwards, over the bed, or to the side, so the hanging point is placed where the hose has a suitable direction of movement.

Shape the arm with a gentle curve rather than leaving it completely horizontal without support. A curved position distributes the load better and makes the construction more stable. The arm should be adjusted before the hose is placed in the strap, and the clamp should be secured to a flat surface.

Clamp for Various Beds and Table Edges

The clamp can open up to approximately 7 cm and allows the holder to be mounted without screws or permanent fastening. It can be placed on a suitable headboard, tabletop, bedside table, square edge, or stable tube. Contact surfaces should be clean and dry to ensure the clamp has a secure grip.

Check before use that the substrate can withstand the pressure from the clamp. Very thin, fragile, or rounded edges may be less suitable. The clamp should be tightened sufficiently to keep the arm stable, but not so tightly that the surface is damaged.

Adjustable Strap for the CPAP Hose

The strap around the hose can be adjusted according to the desired movement. A looser setting allows the hose to slide when the user turns, while a tighter setting keeps it more stationary. The strap should not be tightened so much that the hose is pinched or the airflow is restricted.

The hose should be able to move without sharp bends. Test the setup in normal sleeping positions and adjust the angle of the arm or the tension of the strap as needed.

Installation and Daily Use

Place the clamp on a stable edge close to the bed. Tighten it and check that the holder does not wobble. Then bend the arm so that the hook is positioned over or slightly behind the area of the pillow. Secure the strap around the hose and ensure there is sufficient hose length between the holder and the mask.

The CPAP machine should continue to be placed and used according to the manufacturer’s instructions. The holder must not block the machine’s air intake, pull on the power cord, or cause the hose to bend sharply. Regularly check that the clamp, arm, hook, and strap are positioned correctly.

Cleaning and Storage

Wipe the holder with a slightly damp cloth and allow it to dry before use. Avoid submerging the entire product in water. The strap can be wiped separately if it becomes dusty or comes into contact with bedding.

When the holder is not in use, the arm can be bent inwards so that the product takes up less space during storage or transport. Regularly check for cracks, loose connections, or signs of wear. Stop using it if the holder can no longer securely hold the hose.