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Supine Stander, Choose Size (Primary Supine Stander)
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Designed to provide the developing child with posterior support and proper alignment while standing and weight bearing.
The size, adaptability, and ease of using this stander makes it an ideal choice for the home, school, and therapy centers. It is available in three sizes: Early Intervention, Primary, and Intermediate.
We recommend that the Supine Stander be used by the individual who is either just beginning to stand, has low muscle tone, or who displays extension dominant movement in the trunk and lower extremities. (Note: The alignment of the weight bearing joints is essential for successful positioning in the Supine Stander.) The Supine Stander has many unique features. The sliding rear support bar has been designed to allow the stander to be adjusted back 5° to 35° from the vertical position easily.
Features:
It comes with an adjustable angle quick release tray, adjustable thoracic pads with a chest strap, a pelvic strap, and a pair of knee pads with straps and in-line and off-set T-nuts for customized positioning. The footboard extends the full width of the stander to allow users to abduct their lower extremities if medically indicated. The feet are secured with four foot straps complete with curved, side release buckles for ease in use. Once the user has been removed, the stander can easily be moved by tipping it back on the non-swivel casters mounted at the rear (THA-SS-100 & THA-SS-200) or front (THA-SS-300) of the base. It can also lay flat for easy storage.
| Size |
Early Intervention |
Primary |
Intermediate |
| Back Height |
36in |
48in |
60in |
| Knee Pad Height |
4½in - 11½in |
6½in - 16½in |
11½in - 22½in |
| Trunk Width |
5½in - 9½in |
12¾in |
8in - 14in |
| Tray Dimensions |
24inW x 20inD |
28inW x 24inD |
30inW x 29inD |
| Tray Cutout |
10inW x 7in - 9inD |
12inW x 8½in – 10½inD |
15inW x 11in - 14inD |
| Overall Dimensions |
15inW x 29inL |
20inW x 40inL |
24inW x 53½inL |
| THA-SS-300 |
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