The Assist-A-Tray chair stand support armrest frame is a great helper next to the sofa! Elderly people find it difficult to stand up after sitting on the sofa because the support of the lower body is weak. Now with this auxiliary handle, the load on the feet can be reduced when standing up, making it safer and less labor-intensive to use. This product also comes with a rotating work table, which is convenient for dining, reading or using the computer. And like other Stander products, it blends into your living room, maintaining the cozy feel of your home.
- Support handle - makes sitting and standing easy
- Rotary workbench - there is a cup position for placing drinks
- Side pockets - keep your essentials nearby
- Made of tough, hard and durable steel plate
- Adjustable length - adjust the length to match the sides of your sofa/chair
- Rubber pad - ensures greater stability and protects the floor from damage
- Beautiful - to match your stylish home
Product Specifications
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Height Adjustment of Tray: 26″-32″
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Height Adjustment of of Handle: 34″-40″
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Handle Size: 6″ H x 6″ W x 1.25″ D
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Tray Size: 16″ x 18″
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Base Length Adjustment: 20″-36″
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Base Pads: 4″ x 7″
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Weight: 25 lbs
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Weight Capacity of Handle: 250 lbs
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Weight Capacity of Tray: 30 lbs
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Warranty: 1 year
- Note: There should be at least 2" room underneath the couch
Assembly Instructions:
Media Reports
Hong Kong Economic Times July 30, 2014
Stander Brand Story
Shortly after Essie’s 90th birthday, her physical health started to decline – and daily tasks like standing from her couch, bed, and car became quite difficult.
At the time (1997) – there weren’t many tools to help Essie with these tasks; and in effort to help my grandmother age comfortably – I teamed up with my husband, Troy (a Rocket Scientist Engineer), and created a few “furniture-like” mobility aids to help Essie stand without ruining the comforting feeling of her home.
And for the first time in years – Essie felt confident in her mobility…
Now Essie had the confidence and support she needed to live independently; and she continued to live in her home 7-years longer than we ever expected.