Bure StandTall/S StandTall Walker

Bure Standard and Bure S is available in three versions; ELECTRIC, GAS and MANUAL.Bure S is a narrower version of the Bure Standard specially adapted to work in confined spaces. It’s perfectly acceptable to retrofit the StandTall Walker manual to gas or electric at a later stage, and in common with all Bure StandTall Walker models it is steplessly adjustable to the desired height.

• Ergonomic Handles The ergonomically designed handles are steplessly adjustable in every direction for optimum individual adaptation. This is extremely important for stroke patients who can thus reach their ”usual” hand position.
• Easily Reachable Hand Controls The hand controls are located so that both of the carer’s and user’s hands can easily reach them.
• Power Rise Bure Standard ELECTRIC and Bure S ELECTRIC provides excellent assistance when helping patients and users stand. Personnel burdens, and thus repetitive strain injuries, are minimised. Depending on their current condition, a number of patients are even able to stand up by themselves using the power rise feature.
• Eminently Suitable At Home Bure S is perfectly suited to confined spaces such as at home or in some care accommodation. Bure S will pass through most doorways that are 70 cm or wider.
• Sustainable The StandTall Walker is designed to last a long while. For example it has an extra reinforcement band around the armrest cushions to prevent splitting from side impacts.
• Stable The StandTall Walker has anatomical cushions that provide relief for shoulders, arms and the neck and shift the focus to larger muscle groups such as leg and chest muscles instead. This improves stability and makes the walker easier to steer.
• Flexible Stepless Adjustment Electrically driven height adjustment makes it easy to pre-set the StandTall Walker to the desired height. Once the patient is standing in position the height can be steplessly adjusted for best comfort and optimal walking support.
• Brakes and Directional Locks There are optional one or two-handed brakes that can be positioned so that the user can reach them from the walking position. The handbrake acts on the rear casters and the brake assembly also includes directional locks that make it easier for the user to stay on course when walking.