Walking, standing and transfers
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 22 products
Three everyday problems are covered here. Walking aids give support and balance to people who are on their feet, from a cane to a rollator or a gait trainer. Standing frames hold a person upright who cannot stand unaided, for a period each day. Transfer and lifting equipment moves a person between bed, chair, toilet, car and pool, and gets a wheelchair up stairs, while protecting the backs of those who help. The products range from a simple wooden transfer board to ceiling track systems that need installation.
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Carbon Ultralight
Rollators. Carbon-fibre rollator marketed as the world's lightest, with forward-facing handles that encourage upright posture.
USD 1,790 excl. tax (manufacturer shop)
Veloped Tour 12er (M)
All-terrain walkers. Three-wheel off-road walker with large air tyres and a climbing front wheel for trails and uneven ground.
USD 219-249 per pair (manufacturer shop)
7G Ergobaum Adult Forearm Crutches (pair)
Forearm crutches. Shock-absorbing folding forearm crutches with adjustable ergonomic grips, padded locking cuffs and built-in light and horn.
USD 39.95-39.99 (manufacturer shop)
Freedom Edition folding cane
Canes. Self-standing folding cane with a pivoting three-point base and height-adjustable T handle.
Pre-order at source
USD 328-399 (manufacturer shop)
All Terrain KneeRover Steerable Knee Scooter
Knee scooters. Three-wheel steerable knee walker with 12-inch air-filled tyres for grass, gravel and dirt.
Price on request
Pacer Gait Trainer (K610-K650)
Gait trainers. Modular gait trainer with dynamic or standard upper frame and adjustable prompts, usable in anterior or posterior setup.
Price on request
Evolv
Sit-to-stand standers. Modular sit-to-stand standing frame with hydraulic or push-button lift and many positioning options.
Price on request
Mygo Stander
Paediatric multi-position standers. Three-in-one paediatric stander offering prone, supine and upright standing with continuous angle adjustment.
Price on request
Rifton Stander (S410/S420/S430)
Paediatric multi-position standers. Multi-position standing frame for prone, supine or upright standing with tool-free angle and height adjustment.
Price on request
Sara Stedy
Stand aids. Non-powered sit-to-stand transfer aid with pivoting seat pads, knee support and pedal-opening legs.
Price on request
GH3 ceiling hoist
Ceiling lifts. Rail-mounted ceiling hoist module that charges through the rail and can be fitted with powered traverse.
Price on request
C-450 Fixed Ceiling Lift
Ceiling lifts. Compact fixed ceiling lift with pneumatic waterproof controls and emergency power lowering.
Price on request
Molift Smart 150
Mobile patient hoists. Foldable portable mobile hoist that splits into two parts without tools for travel and home use.
Price on request
Active Micro Plus sling
Slings. Toileting sling with a large lower opening that gives access for hygiene and clothing while seated.
USD 414.50 (AliMed retailer)
BeasyTrans Easy Transfer System
Transfer boards. Transfer board with a sliding, rotating seat that allows no-lift lateral transfers with less friction and shear.
Price on request
scalamobil S35
Wheelchair stair climbers. Attendant-operated battery stair climber that attaches to most manual wheelchairs and climbs nearly any stairs.
Price on request
300H
Evacuation chairs. Lightweight stairway evacuation chair with a dual-position seat that one operator can guide down stairs.
Price on request
Pelican Pool & Spa Hoist
Pool hoists. Battery-powered pool and spa hoist available mobile or fixed, with sling, seat or aquatic wheelchair options.
How to choose
- Describe what the person can do unaided, since equipment is graded by how much weight they bear.
- Measure the home: door widths, space around the bed and toilet, and ceiling construction for hoists.
- Check the safe working load of every item against the user's weight with clothing.
- Count how many helpers are available, because some equipment is designed for one carer and some for two.
Common questions
What equipment helps move someone from bed to wheelchair?
It depends on ability. A transfer board suits someone with good arm strength, a stand aid suits someone who can bear weight briefly, and a mobile or ceiling hoist with a sling lifts someone who cannot.
Is a rollator better than a walking frame?
A rollator has wheels on every leg, brakes and usually a seat, so it rolls continuously and suits outdoor use. A frame without wheels is lifted each step and gives firmer support.