Toilet Support Arms for Elderly and Disabled Users

These disability-friendly Toilet Support Arms offer valuable assistance to users needing extra support while using the toilet. Individuals with reduced mobility can rely on these arms to provide stability both when sitting down and when standing up.

The Toilet Support Arms are fully adjustable, allowing for height adjustment to meet the specific needs of each user. They come in different designs, ensuring the right fit for any user or environment.

Promoting Independence for People with Reduced Mobility

With the proper support aids, individuals can manage toilet use independently, reducing the need for caregiver assistance. As we age, weakened muscles can lead to a lack of confidence in performing everyday tasks, like using the toilet, which may carry a higher risk of falls or injury. For those with limited physical capacity, assistive devices offer a path to increased independence.

These support arms provide stability and a reliable aid for getting on and off the toilet, helping many users to perform this task unaided.

Ergonomically Designed for Comfort

The Toilet Support Arms feature an elliptical design, offering a comfortable grip that conforms naturally to the shape of the hand. The oval design also reduces pressure on the hands and forearms, promoting a more comfortable user experience.

Hygiene is also a priority, with smooth, easy-to-clean surfaces ensuring that cleanliness is maintained.

The arms are available in two shapes: a straight model and U-shaped model. Both models include different options, one is fixed and another is height adjustable. The height adjustment provides users with the right level of support at the movement.

Both models come in standard lengths, with standard versions approved for loads of 150 kg but tested by 225kgs respectively.

Adjustable for Personalized Support

The Toilet Support Arms can be adjusted in height by up to 251 mm using a wall-mounted, height-adjustable track and bracket. Adjustments can be made manually by hands without requiring any tools.

In addition to height, the arms can be positioned to suit different needs. For instance, a wheelchair user can raise one arm to a vertical position to allow for easier side access to the toilet.

Accessories for Added Convenience

Users with limited mobility may find it difficult to reach for toilet paper. To solve this, an optional toilet roll holder can be attached directly to the support arms. It can be easily added or removed based on user preference.