Reinforced Anti-Ligature Blanket for High-Risk Secure Environments

  • Designed for high-risk mental health, secure units, and custodial environments requiring enhanced anti-ligature protection
  • Reinforced version with additional safety stitching to provide increased resistance to tampering and deconstruction
  • Supports reduction of self-harm risks during supervised rest periods
  • Constructed with multiple layers of flame-retardant polyester for added strength and compliance with UK safety standards
  • Heavily overlocked seams and dense stitching deliver maximum durability in demanding environments
  • Contrasting red stitching on navy fabric allows quick identification of damage or interference during routine checks
  • Manufactured using needle-punched polyester to enhance structural integrity and longevity
  • Provides reliable warmth and comfort without compromising safety requirements
  • Designed to withstand frequent industrial laundering, supporting infection control protocols
  • Ideal for facilities requiring higher specification anti-ligature bedding where standard products are not sufficient
£234.00Inc. VAT

Designed for the most demanding care environments, this reinforced anti-ligature blanket is ideal for high-risk mental health settings, secure units, and custodial facilities where enhanced safety measures are essential. The upgraded construction, featuring additional stitching and reinforced layers, provides greater resistance to tampering and deconstruction, helping to further reduce opportunities for misuse.

Developed to support both safety and comfort, the blanket offers reliable warmth while maintaining a robust, durable structure suitable for intensive, long-term use. Flame-retardant materials contribute to compliance with UK safety standards, while the contrasting stitching enables quick and effective visual inspections by staff. This makes it a dependable choice for organisations seeking higher-specification anti-ligature bedding that supports safer environments and consistent monitoring.