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Chair Couch Stand AssistChair Lift Assist for Elderly Daily Living Mobility Aid Rail for Couch SofaChair Mobility Daily Aids for Senior Disabled Handicap (400 LBS)

Chair Couch Stand AssistChair Lift Assist for Elderly Daily Living Mobility Aid Rail for Couch SofaChair Mobility Daily Aids for Senior Disabled Handicap (400 LBS)

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[APPLICABLE SIZE: Suitable for chair/couch/sofa with ground clearance more than 1.4" & couch height less than 22".The distance between two grab bars reach to 20.9in suitable for people of different sizes. "ERGONOMIC HANDLE GRIPS:The grab bars are made of TPE material then customized by integrated molding its waterproof non-slip comfortable and thermostatic while holding onto. The handles provide a comfortable and secure place to grip and support up to 300 poundsyet secure grip for greater leverage and support." EASY TO USE: You could refer to the paper instruction included and assemble the stand assist with a few simple steps by yourself. Then sliding it directly under your current chair/couch/sofa. It will make a huge difference in how elderly proceed to stand up. PREVENT FALLS: The stand assist provides stability balance and independence when sitting or standing from a couch or recliner; perfect for the elderly those in rehab or anyone needing mobility assistance. EASY TO CLEAN & RUBBER FEETS: The handles of the assist device is waterproof just use a damp cloth to make the surface clean. The rubber feets provide effective protection from scratches on floors and carpets.]

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Regular price $324.00 AUD
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