The Oxford Switch is a manual standing aid designed to help a person with reduced mobility, stand from a seated position and enable their transfer from one point to another. It actively encourages the user to participate in the standing process. The Switch can be stored in small spaces as it easily splits into two halves.
About the Oxford Switch
The Oxford Switch is an easy to use sit to stand transfer aid. The device is ideal for those with good upper body strength but who still require assistance getting from point A to B.
To begin the patient simply places their feet on the markings on the footplate and press their knees into the angled knee plates. Once the patient feels comfortable, they can simply stand up, by using the hand bars to support themselves.
The carer can then remove the brakes using the conveniently placed pedals which allows the aid to move freely. The base has four castors and two wheels to evenly distribute the user’s weight and allow for smooth and easy manoeuvrability.
Modifications have been made for patient comfort, such as height adjustable knee pads to match up to the patient’s height exactly. The bars have an attachment point to connect a handling belt if it is required.
When not in use the device is easy to store and perfect for transporting.
- Easy to manoeuvre
- Sit to stand transfers
- Wheel brakes
- Adjustable knee pads
For more information please read the product specification.
Oxford Switch Specification
Overall height | 1170 mm (46'') |
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Overall length | 670 mm (26½'') |
Overall width | 550 mm (21¾'') |
Knee pad height | 345 to 515 mm (13½'' to 20¼") |
Ground clearance | 25 mm (1"') |
Turning radius | 760 mm (30"') |
Total weight | 16 kg |
Safe working load | 180 kg (28 stone) |
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Delivery and Returns
Delivery of this product will be made directly from the distributor in approximately 3-5 working days.
If you have any questions about the product or need to return it to us, in the first instance please email info@manageathome.co.uk or call our customer services department on 0800 910 1864