StrapStand

Sturdiness of the construction

The legs do not spread open/close; the base is too bulky to get under most furniture; the sling is good for getting the person up, but it does not hold tightly against the person's bottom once they are fully stood; putting it together was cumbersome because most of the bolts didn't go in easily.

kelli w. from folsom, ca (caregiver)

53 year old husband with left side paralysis following an unexpected massive hemorrhagic stroke.

It is put together well.

Lack of arm cushions

mariana v. from argyle, tx

Standing frame is a good piece of equipment.

It is very well made

It took two days to put together

patricia m. from cleveland, oh (caregiver)

Strap Stand is amazing it helps to strengthen my brothers left side, he is almost ready to walk.

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akbar n. from washington, dc

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katherine g. from schenectady, ny

physical disability

Well built

EXTREMELY hard for a paralyzed user to use. Cannot get the "seat" under the patient correctly in order to stand

ken d. from arlington, tx (caregiver)

EXTREMELY hard to use when one side of the user is paralyzed - leg and arm.

VERY EASY TO USE, VERY COMFORTABLE.

NONE.

deborah g. from clinton, ms

58 YR. OLD FEMALE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

Well built. Better price than medical supply house.

The strap can be difficult to get under the persons bottom so that it works correctly.

clyde r. from standish, me (caregiver)

69 year old female with congential hydrosephlus who is wheel chair bound when not in bed. This machine allows her to stand comfortably and safely.

How easy it is to stand clients. I have one client who it is difficult to stand her with other standers, but this stander makes her look amazing when she is up. I like the wide foot base.

I think that the arm tray should go higher than it does. I also had an issue where I pumped a client as high as he could go and then I could not get the lift to release. Not sure if that happens normally, but it made getting him down tricky.

karen l. from fort wayne, in (caregiver)

We use this stander in a physical therapy/fitness facility. Our clients ages and disabilities range. We use it for multiple people.