Attends Cover-Dri Super Disposable Bed Pad 60x60cm | Surface Protection

The Attends Cover-Dri Super is a highly absorbent disposable surface protection pad designed to protect beds, chairs, and other surfaces from leakage due to incontinence. Trusted by carers, nurses, and healthcare facilities across the UK for its reliable performance and comfortable feel against skin.

Who Is This For?

Suitable for adults managing incontinence at home or in a care setting, post-operative patients, and anyone requiring reliable surface protection during rest or sleep. Widely used by district nurses, community carers, and family members providing home care.

Key Features

• Super Absorbency: High-capacity absorbent core rapidly locks away fluid to keep the surface dry and protect bedding and furniture.
• 60 x 60cm Size: Generous coverage suited to beds, chairs, trolleys, and examination surfaces.
• Soft Non-Woven Top Sheet: Gentle against skin — comfortable for extended contact during rest or sleep.
• Waterproof Backing: Prevents strike-through to protect mattresses, chairs, and upholstery from moisture damage.
• Disposable & Hygienic: Single use for easy, hygienic clean-up — no washing required.
• Suitable for Home & Clinical Use: Used in home care, nursing homes, hospitals, and GP surgeries.

Specifications

• Size: 60 x 60cm
• Absorbency: Super
• Top sheet: Soft non-woven
• Backing: Waterproof
• Use: Single use / disposable
• Brand: Attends

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Attends Cover-Dri Super and Cover-Dri Plus? Cover-Dri Super has a higher absorbency rating than Cover-Dri Plus and is better suited to heavier urinary leakage or overnight use. Cover-Dri Plus is designed for light to moderate incontinence and clinical procedures. Choose Super for higher-demand situations.

Can these bed pads be used on chairs? Yes. The 60 x 60cm size and waterproof backing make Cover-Dri Super suitable for use on armchairs, wheelchairs, and car seats, as well as beds and mattresses.

Are disposable bed pads better than washable ones? Each has advantages. Disposable pads offer convenience and hygiene — no laundering required — making them particularly practical in care settings or for carers managing multiple changes. Washable pads may be more economical for long-term regular use at home.

How do I keep a disposable bed pad in place? The waterproof backing helps grip the surface. For additional security, tuck the edges under the mattress or use in conjunction with a fitted sheet over the top of the pad.