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Height-adjustable table with cut-outs in the front and back of the tabletop. Ideal for training situations where the user and therapist are sitting close together or opposite to each other. Also suited for wheelchair users, as it has no inconvenient braces.

Includes two boomerangs which may be easily fitted in the cut-outs of the tabletop and a half-moon boomerang to be used when a cut-out is required on one side of the table only.

Fitted with brake wheels.
Table op Dimensions: 90x 70 cm (35.5 x 27.5”)
Height adjustable with crank from 56 to 90 cm (22-35.5")
Includes two boomerangs: 40 cm and 30 cm (15.75 and 11.75")

The variety and adjustment possibility of our Ergo Tables makes them suiteable as training tables, teaching tables and activity tables. This table is manual height adjustable and has no cross bars, which enables wheelchair users an easy and close access to the table.

Particularly well suited for wheelchair users with horizontal leg support. The table is infinitely variable within a range of over 13 inches.

The height can be read on a scale on the telescopic legs. Adjustment by crank handle. Non tilting top measures 23.5 x 35.5 inches wide.

.Top dimensions: 60 x 90 cm (23.5 x 35.5")
.Height range: 56 to 90 cm (22-35.5")
.Capacity: 100 kg (220 lb)
.Color: Grey

The variety and adjustment possibility of our Ergo Tables makes them suiteable as training tables, teaching tables and activity tables. This table is manual height adjustable and has no cross bars, which enables wheelchair users an easy and close access to the table.

The tiltable tabletop makes it easier to reach and shortens visual distance and therefore gives benefit for weak-sighted and users with reduced arm function.

Particularly well suited for wheelchair users with horizontal leg support. The table is infinitely variable within a range of over 13 inches.

The height can be read on a scale on the telescopic legs. Adjustment by crank handle. Full tilting top measures 23.5 x 35.5 inches wide.

.Top dimensions: 60 x 90 cm (23.5 x 35.5")
.Height range: 56 to 90 cm (22-35.5")
.Capacity: 100 kg (220 lb)
.Color: Grey

The variety and adjustment possibility of our Ergo Tables makes them suiteable as training tables, teaching tables and activity tables. This table is manual height adjustable and has no cross bars, which enables wheelchair users an easy and close access to the table.

The tiltable tabletop makes it easier to reach and shortens visual distance and therefore gives benefit for weak-sighted and users with reduced arm function.

Particularly well suited for wheelchair users with horizontal leg support. The table is infinitely variable within a range of over 13 inches.

The height can be read on a scale on the telescopic legs. Adjustment by crank handle.

.Top dimensions: 60 x 90 cm (23.5 x 35.5") when flat.
.Right Tilting Top dimensions: 23.5 x 23.5" (60 x 60 cm).
.Left Fixed Top dimensions: 12 x 23.5" (30 x 60 cm)
.Height range: 56 to 90 cm (22-35.5")
.Capacity: 100 kg (220 lb)
.Color: Grey

Note: Pencil holder and reading ruler are accessories and are not included.

The variety and adjustment possibility of our Ergo Tables makes them suiteable as training tables, teaching tables and activity tables. This table is manual height adjustable and has no cross bars, which enables wheelchair users an easy and close access to the table.

The tiltable tabletop makes it easier to reach and shortens visual distance and therefore gives benefit for weak-sighted and users with reduced arm function.

Particularly well suited for wheelchair users with horizontal leg support. The table is infinitely variable within a range of over 13 inches.

The height can be read on a scale on the telescopic legs. Adjustment by crank handle.

.Total Top dimensions: 60 x 90 cm (23.5 x 35.5") when flat.
.Left Tilting Top dimensions: 23.5 x 23.5" (60 x 60 cm).
.Right Fixed Top dimensions: 12 x 23.5" (30 x 60 cm)
.Height range: 56 to 90 cm (22-35.5")
.Capacity: 100 kg (220 lb)
.Color: Grey

Very suitable working table both for wheelchair users, and for children and adults both for sitting and standing work. The table is infinitely variable in height, within a range of 13 inches (22-35 inches). The height can be read on a scale on the telescopic legs. Adjustment by handle.

Size of top: 165x100 cm (65x39")
Height adjustment: 56 to 90 cm (22-35 inches)

Very suitable working table both for wheelchair users, and for children and adults both for sitting and standing work. The table is infinitely variable in height, within a range of 13 inches (22-35 inches). The height can be read on a scale on the telescopic legs. Adjustment by handle.

Size of top: 200x100 cm (78x39")
Height adjustment: 56 to 90 cm (22-35 inches)

Very suitable working table both for wheelchair users, and for children and adults both for sitting and standing work. The table is infinitely variable in height, within a range of 13 inches (22-35 inches). The height can be read on a scale on the telescopic legs. Adjustment by handle.

Size of top: 240x100 cm (94x39")
Height adjustment: 56 to 90 cm (22-35 inches)

Handle  for old  versions of Table Ropox 
The end  is a  female hexagonal socket. 

If your  model require  instead  a male hex end  see ERP9912-95

Did you misplaced the handle to adjust the height on your Ropox table? No worries just order a replacement handle.

This is the latest verion with a male connector

Brake wheels are available as accessories for these tables to facilitate mobility. With the wheels, the height of the tables is increased by 8 cm. Set of 4.

These height adjustable tables have no inconvenient braces and are therefore ideal for wheelchair users. They offer sufficient space for the legs and feature laminate tabletops. 

Size: 165 x 100 cm 
Height Adjustable 60-90 cm for Adult

NOTE: WHEELS ARE NOT INCLUDED

These height adjustable tables have no inconvenient braces and are therefore ideal for wheelchair users. They offer sufficient space for the legs and feature laminate tabletops. 

Size: 200 x 100 cm 
Height Adjustable 60-90 cm for Adult

NOTE: WHEELS ARE NOT INCLUDED

Wheels for Vision Group Table. Individually operated swivel casters with brakes. Increases the height of the table by 8cm. This option must be ordered with the table and cannot be retrofitted at a later time.

The disability-friendly Toilet Support Arms are a great aid if a user needs support when using the toilet. People with reduced mobility can use the toilet arms to hold on to while sitting down and as an aid to get into a standing position again. The user has a firm grip from both standing and seated position because they are designed with an anti-slip surface. If you need a little extra support for getting up and sitting down, you can also mount the standing/sitting attachments.

Toilet Support Arms make people with reduced mobility more self-reliant
With the right aids and assistive products, a user can get the support they need in order to use the toilet without the assistance of a caretaker. As our muscles grow weaker as we age, we get more insecure and the simple things like getting on and off a toilet include a potential risk. For people with the limited functional capacity it can be challenging to use the toilet, and assistive aids are their a chance to become more independent and capable to use the toilet alone.

Ergonomic assistive aids 
The Toilet Support Arms have an elliptical shape. This means that they are very comfortable to hold on to as the shape fits perfectly in a person’s hand. The oval shape also helps to relieve the pressure on the user’s hands and forearms. Because of the ergonomic shape, the users get a comfortable and secure grip which makes them feel safe. The support arms also have a cleaning-friendly, smooth surface that ensures hygiene can be kept to the highest standards.

• Available in two lengths: 76 cm (30") and 90 cm (36")
• Maximum user weight: 385 kg (845 lb)

The disability-friendly Toilet Support Arms are a great aid if a user needs support when using the toilet. People with reduced mobility can use the toilet arms to hold on to while sitting down and as an aid to get into a standing position again. The user has a firm grip from both standing and seated position because they are designed with an anti-slip surface. If you need a little extra support for getting up and sitting down, you can also mount the standing/sitting attachments.

Toilet Support Arms make people with reduced mobility more self-reliant
With the right aids and assistive products, a user can get the support they need in order to use the toilet without the assistance of a caretaker. As our muscles grow weaker as we age, we get more insecure and the simple things like getting on and off a toilet include a potential risk. For people with the limited functional capacity it can be challenging to use the toilet, and assistive aids are their a chance to become more independent and capable to use the toilet alone.

Ergonomic assistive aids 
The Toilet Support Arms have an elliptical shape. This means that they are very comfortable to hold on to as the shape fits perfectly in a person’s hand. The oval shape also helps to relieve the pressure on the user’s hands and forearms. Because of the ergonomic shape, the users get a comfortable and secure grip which makes them feel safe. The support arms also have a cleaning-friendly, smooth surface that ensures hygiene can be kept to the highest standards.

• Available in two lengths: 76 cm (30") and 90 cm (36")
• Maximum user weight: 190 kg (415 lb)

The disability-friendly Toilet Support Arms are a great aid if a user needs support when using the toilet. People with reduced mobility can use the toilet arms to hold on to while sitting down and as an aid to get into a standing position again. The user has a firm grip from both standing and seated position because they are designed with an anti-slip surface. If you need a little extra support for getting up and sitting down, you can also mount the standing/sitting attachments.

Toilet Support Arms make people with reduced mobility more self-reliant
With the right aids and assistive products, a user can get the support they need in order to use the toilet without the assistance of a caretaker. As our muscles grow weaker as we age, we get more insecure and the simple things like getting on and off a toilet include a potential risk. For people with the limited functional capacity it can be challenging to use the toilet, and assistive aids are their a chance to become more independent and capable to use the toilet alone.

Ergonomic assistive aids 
The Toilet Support Arms have an elliptical shape. This means that they are very comfortable to hold on to as the shape fits perfectly in a person’s hand. The oval shape also helps to relieve the pressure on the user’s hands and forearms. Because of the ergonomic shape, the users get a comfortable and secure grip which makes them feel safe. The support arms also have a cleaning-friendly, smooth surface that ensures hygiene can be kept to the highest standards.

• Length: 90 cm (36")
• Maximum user weight: 390 kg (850 lb)

The disability-friendly Toilet Support Arms are a great aid if a user needs support when using the toilet. People with reduced mobility can use the toilet arms to hold on to while sitting down and as an aid to get into a standing position again. The user has a firm grip from both standing and seated position because they are designed with an anti-slip surface. If you need a little extra support for getting up and sitting down, you can also mount the standing/sitting attachments.

The wave-shaped model has two heights. The user can use the highest part of the support arm to keep balanced while standing up. In addition, they can use the lower part of the support arm to hold on to when they are about to get up to a standing position. This means that the user will get the support they need at the right moment.

Toilet Support Arms make people with reduced mobility more self-reliant
With the right aids and assistive products, a user can get the support they need in order to use the toilet without the assistance of a caretaker. As our muscles grow weaker as we age, we get more insecure and the simple things like getting on and off a toilet include a potential risk. For people with the limited functional capacity it can be challenging to use the toilet, and assistive aids are their a chance to become more independent and capable to use the toilet alone.

Ergonomic assistive aids 
The Toilet Support Arms have an elliptical shape. This means that they are very comfortable to hold on to as the shape fits perfectly in a person’s hand. The oval shape also helps to relieve the pressure on the user’s hands and forearms. Because of the ergonomic shape, the users get a comfortable and secure grip which makes them feel safe. The support arms also have a cleaning-friendly, smooth surface that ensures hygiene can be kept to the highest standards.

• Available in two lengths: 76 cm (30") and 90 cm (36")
• Maximum user weight: 190 kg (415 lb)

The disability-friendly Toilet Support Arms are a great aid if a user needs support when using the toilet. People with reduced mobility can use the toilet arms to hold on to while sitting down and as an aid to get into a standing position again. The user has a firm grip from both standing and seated position because they are designed with an anti-slip surface. If you need a little extra support for getting up and sitting down, you can also mount the standing/sitting attachments. 

The wave-shaped model has two heights. The user can use the highest part of the support arm to keep balanced while standing up. In addition, they can use the lower part of the support arm to hold on to when they are about to get up to a standing position. This means that the user will get the support they need at the right moment.

Toilet Support Arms make people with reduced mobility more self-reliant 
With the right aids and assistive products, a user can get the support they need in order to use the toilet without the assistance of a caretaker. As our muscles grow weaker as we age, we get more insecure and the simple things like getting on and off a toilet include a potential risk. For people with the limited functional capacity it can be challenging to use the toilet, and assistive aids are their a chance to become more independent and capable to use the toilet alone. 

Ergonomic assistive aids
The Toilet Support Arms have an elliptical shape. This means that they are very comfortable to hold on to as the shape fits perfectly in a person’s hand. The oval shape also helps to relieve the pressure on the user’s hands and forearms. Because of the ergonomic shape, the users get a comfortable and secure grip which makes them feel safe. The support arms also have a cleaning-friendly, smooth surface that ensures hygiene can be kept to the highest standards.

• Length: 90 cm (36")
• Maximum user weight: 390 kg (850 lb)

The disability-friendly Toilet Support Arms are a great aid if a user needs support when using the toilet. People with reduced mobility can use the toilet arms to hold on to while sitting down and as an aid to get into a standing position again. The user has a firm grip from both standing and seated position because they are designed with an anti-slip surface. If you need a little extra support for getting up and sitting down, you can also mount the standing/sitting attachments. 

The wave-shaped model has two heights. The user can use the highest part of the support arm to keep balanced while standing up. In addition, they can use the lower part of the support arm to hold on to when they are about to get up to a standing position. This means that the user will get the support they need at the right moment.

Toilet Support Arms make people with reduced mobility more self-reliant 
With the right aids and assistive products, a user can get the support they need in order to use the toilet without the assistance of a caretaker. As our muscles grow weaker as we age, we get more insecure and the simple things like getting on and off a toilet include a potential risk. For people with the limited functional capacity it can be challenging to use the toilet, and assistive aids are their a chance to become more independent and capable to use the toilet alone. 

Ergonomic assistive aids
The Toilet Support Arms have an elliptical shape. This means that they are very comfortable to hold on to as the shape fits perfectly in a person’s hand. The oval shape also helps to relieve the pressure on the user’s hands and forearms. Because of the ergonomic shape, the users get a comfortable and secure grip which makes them feel safe. The support arms also have a cleaning-friendly, smooth surface that ensures hygiene can be kept to the highest standards.

• Length: 90 cm (36")
• Maximum user weight: 385 kg (845 lb)

For people with mobility disabilities, it is essential to have sturdy assistive aids in the bathroom. Many may feel insecure in the wet environment, and a shower seat can make the user feel safer in the bathroom. At the same time, it also offers the possibility to rest if needed. The shower seat is padded with soft PUR foam that feels comfortable to the skin. It has a nice, large seat and a solid grabbing edge which makes it safe and pleasant to sit on. If you need extra support, you can also mount a backrest and arm supports. The shower seat can be folded into a vertical position when it is not in use. That way it only takes up very little space, and you can use the room in the bathroom efficiently.

A shower seat makes bathing safe for people with limited functional capacity
A bath can entail specific challenges for elderly and disabled people. The floor may be slippery, and it can be physically demanding. Those things can make bathing uncomfortable and assistive devices that make the bath feel safer is needed. If you have a mobility disability, you need robust solutions that can work as firm and sturdy supports in the bathroom. In the shower, a shower seat can provide precisely that. It is developed to provide people with limited mobility a possibility to shower while sitting on the soft shower seat.

If you need additional support, you can also add arm supports and a backrest. They help the user keep balanced, furthermo the arm supports will be a welcomed help when rising or sitting down.

• Size 18.5 x 21.5" (47×55 cm)
• Color: Grey
• Capacity: 330 lb (150 kg)
• Material: Flexible pur foam. Aluminum. Stainless stand. Plastic.

For people with mobility disabilities, it is essential to have sturdy assistive aids in the bathroom. Many may feel insecure in the wet environment, and a shower seat can make the user feel safer in the bathroom. At the same time, it also offers the possibility to rest if needed. The shower seat is padded with soft PUR foam that feels comfortable to the skin. It has a nice, large seat and a solid grabbing edge which makes it safe and pleasant to sit on. If you need extra support, you can also mount a backrest and arm supports. The shower seat can be folded into a vertical position when it is not in use. That way it only takes up very little space, and you can use the room in the bathroom efficiently.

A shower seat makes bathing safe for people with limited functional capacity  A bath can entail specific challenges for elderly and disabled people. The floor may be slippery, and it can be physically demanding. Those things can make bathing uncomfortable and assistive devices that make the bath feel safer is needed. If you have a mobility disability, you need robust solutions that can work as firm and sturdy supports in the bathroom. In the shower, a shower seat can provide precisely that. It is developed to provide people with limited mobility a possibility to shower while sitting on the soft shower seat.

If you need additional support, you can also add arm supports and a backrest. They help the user keep balanced, furthermo the arm supports will be a welcomed help when rising or sitting down.

• Size 18.5 x 21.5" (47×55 cm)
• Color: Grey
• Capacity: 440 lb (200 kg)
• Material: Flexible pur foam. Aluminum. Stainless stand. Plastic.

Back Rest Only for Ropox Shower Seat

Back rest with Arm Support for Ropox Shower Seat

With the height adjustable wall plate you can easily adjust the seat’s height to meet individual needs, and if you would like more support, you can choose a backrest to lean on either with or without arm supports.

12.5 cm (5") vertical adjustment