Standing Frame with Wheels
The Custom-Made Standing Frame with Wheels is a specialised rehabilitation and assistive device designed to provide safe, supported standing for individuals with reduced lower-limb strength, limited balance, or difficulty maintaining an upright position independently.
The standing frame features a strong blue metallic structure, a supportive black upper-body positioning panel, a flat activity tabletop, adjustable pink padded knee supports, secure foot-positioning straps, and a reinforced standing platform. It is equipped with caster wheels that allow caregivers and rehabilitation professionals to conveniently reposition the equipment.
Individually customised according to the user’s height, body measurements, physical condition, and rehabilitation requirements, the Standing Frame with Wheels helps maintain appropriate body alignment and supports supervised standing, weight-bearing activities, and physiotherapy exercises.
Key Features
Custom-Made Design: Individually fabricated according to the user’s measurements, physical condition, and rehabilitation requirements.
Strong Metallic Framework: Features a durable blue metal structure designed to provide stability and support during standing activities.
Mobile Caster Wheels: Equipped with wheels for convenient repositioning within rehabilitation centres, hospitals, and home environments.
Supportive Activity Table: Includes a flat tabletop that provides upper-body support and a convenient surface for therapeutic activities.
Upper-Body Positioning Support: Features a black support panel designed to assist with trunk positioning and stability.
Adjustable Knee Supports: Pink padded supports help maintain appropriate knee positioning and lower-limb alignment.
Secure Foot Straps: Adjustable black straps help position and secure the feet on the standing platform.
Reinforced Standing Platform: Provides a stable surface for supported standing and prescribed weight-bearing exercises.
Adjustable Support Positions: Features adjustment mechanisms for adapting the equipment to individual height and positioning requirements.
Comfortable Padded Contact Areas: Cushioned supports help distribute pressure and improve comfort during use.
Customisable Construction: Dimensions, support positioning, padding, and other features can be adapted according to the patient’s needs.
Recommended Uses
Cerebral palsy (CP) rehabilitation
Stroke rehabilitation
Selected spinal cord injuries
Neurological rehabilitation
Neuromuscular conditions
Lower-limb muscle weakness
Reduced postural control and sitting-to-standing difficulties
Selected developmental disabilities
Supported standing and weight-bearing programmes
Physiotherapy and occupational therapy exercises
Rehabilitation following prolonged immobility
Benefits
Provides external support for individuals unable to stand independently.
Helps maintain an upright standing position.
Supports prescribed lower-limb weight-bearing activities.
Encourages improved postural awareness and body alignment.
May help maintain joint mobility and muscle length as part of rehabilitation.
Supports gradual development of standing tolerance.
Provides a convenient activity surface for therapeutic exercises.
Allows easier repositioning of the equipment through its caster wheels.
Supports participation in supervised rehabilitation activities.
Can be customised according to individual physical and functional requirements.
Important Information
The Custom-Made Standing Frame with Wheels is a specialised rehabilitation device requiring professional assessment, fitting, and appropriate supervision by a qualified physiotherapist, occupational therapist, orthotist, or rehabilitation professional.
The appropriate standing position, duration, level of weight-bearing, and support configuration depend on the patient’s medical condition, joint mobility, muscle strength, and rehabilitation goals.
The standing frame should be positioned on a firm, level surface. Its wheels must be securely locked during use where locking mechanisms are fitted. The device should not be used to transport a person while standing unless specifically designed and approved for that purpose.
Patients with significant contractures, unstable fractures, severe osteoporosis, orthostatic hypotension, or other conditions affecting safe standing require clinical assessment before use.
