Standing frames

Specifications

• Material: Sturdy metal or reinforced plastic frame
• Adjustability: Customizable height and width for various patient needs
• Support System: Chest, hip, and knee supports for stability
• Base Type: Fixed or mobile with lockable wheels
• Weight Capacity: Varies based on model (typically 50–150 kg)
• Accessibility: Some models include tilt functions for gradual standing adjustments

Uses in Physiotherapy

• Improves posture and weight-bearing ability
• Enhances circulation and bone density in non-ambulatory patients
• Supports muscle strengthening and flexibility
• Assists in neurological rehabilitation (e.g., stroke, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy)
• Encourages independent standing for individuals with lower-limb disabilities

Advantages

• Reduces risk of pressure sores and contractures
• Promotes digestion and respiratory function
• Enhances confidence and independence in mobility
• Provides a safe and controlled standing experience
• Helps prevent osteoporosis and joint stiffness