Accessible storage
Accessible storage for unused space adjacent to a fireplace.
Accessible storage for unused space adjacent to a fireplace.
A belt extension kit for an Ambiturn sit-to-stand aid.
The client contacted Remap for advice on how to clamp either of the two trailers she owns to her wheelchair so she can take her dog to the nearby park. One of the trailers had an arm for connecting to a bicycle, but it would not have worked for the wheelchair. The client was well aware and comfortable with the risks involved with hauling trolleys on the road and accepted all responsibility.
The client who suffered from Multiple Sclerosis was having trouble moving between his wheelchair and the car at different levels. A standard banana board could have been unsafe as the driveway was quite steep.
A ramp for one step that could be folded to provide clearance for a door to be used.
An ingenious solution to providing a sturdy ramp over a UPVC patio door threshold whilst still allowing the door to close and lock normally.
The client’s new buggy does not have a rain canopy, so adapters were made to allow the canopy from the previous buggy to be fitted to the new one.
A special school required some steps to allow children with reduced mobility to get up onto a changing bed with a minimum of assistance with a view to increasing their confidence
Adaptation of four-wheel walker for single-handed braking.
The client is wheelchair bound and wanted to be able to take her twins out without assistance. A special frame with two seats was designed to attach to her powered wheelchair
Wheelchair carriers for tripod based walking sticks.
Remap Essex central were approached by groups caring for people with dementia who wanted a game that could occupy people with dementia whilst also offering a useful way of assessing an individuals health status.
Carrier to hold a three-wheel rollator onto an electric wheelchair.
The posture of this electric scooter user has deteriorated and she now requires additional support on her left hand side. The existing light weight left hand arm rest was replaced with a stronger one with additional padding.
MK Remap were approached by Redway School in Milton Keynes to see if we could make a powered platform to help children with physical and learning difficulties gain confidence in their mobility. Two powered platforms were made, based on donated unwanted wheelchair chassis, which would allow a child in an ‘activity chair’ to drive and control the platform using simple ‘forwards / backwards / left / right ‘ buttons
The client needed wheelchair access to his garden where commercial ramps were unsuitable. A shallow wooden ramp was made, with adjustable height legs to allow for the uneven ground.