A young adult student of a very small stature (Morquios syndrome) couldn’t reach the toilet bowl to sit on it independently whilst at school (he required lifting to enable him to sit on the toilet, a requirement that nor the school or his carer could accomodate).
A ramp for one step that could be folded to provide clearance for a door to be used.
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
Bespoke set of removable bathroom steps to aid a young boy with short legs to get in and out of the bath
Modification of a mini into an assessment car for the East Kent Neuro Rehabilitation Department to be used by their patients for practicing going in and out of a vehicle.
A design for a cup or mug carrier for people who are unsteady on their feet, which greatly reduces accidental spills. We have made over a dozen of these for various clients who have suffered from Parkinsons, strokes and the like.
An elderly man was finding it difficult to access the family shower because of the 200mm step. A 100mm commercial step had been provided by the Occupational Therapist in order to present two smaller stages but the lack of handholds still made it difficult.
This project was simply a low step with handrails both sides. It provided more security and the possibility to help the ascent with the arms as well as legs.
Help for children with dwarfism at school and home to reach wash basins, toilets and other places.
A platform designed to stay in position under a patio door, to be used in conjunction with a commercial “suitcase” ramp.
A child of 4 years with CP and with limited sight required equipment to help with mobility in preparation for school.
A bathroom floor needed to be levelled with a platform / step, in order to allow a child with weak limbs to access the bath.
This is a portable, lightweight, foldable able half step which helps the client to climb stairs at any location
The Client , a lady, had lost both hands and feet due to sepsis. A stairlift had been installed in her house but there were two small steps to be negotiated dor which she required assistance.
A man who had a stroke now uses an attendant propelled wheelchair. The access/egress from the house in which he resided was difficult with a need to negotiate a right angle bend in a very confined location. An infill next to a step provided a level access and incorporated a turntable on which the chair could be rotated to the new direction.
21-month-old Sebby with achondroplasia (short stature) cannot use standard steps etc to access sinks, toilets and worktops. His mother is having to hold him so that he can wash his hands, etc. and she would like him to be able to do these things safely by himself.
A 3 year old with shortened limbs need steps to get ion to the toilet and to use the washbasin.
