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Mobility 1


Height Adjustable 1 Metal Half Step


High quality aluminium half step. Ideal where a step height is just too high to be achieved in one go. Nylon feet can be adjusted by 11


⁄2 ” to the level of the ground giving a safe


platform to step off or on to. Available in 2 sizes - the larger one can be used with a walking frame. Maximum user weight 29st. Height 4”. Width 30”.


Code


G85367 G85355


2 4


Size 16” 24”


Weight 1.3lb 2lb


(Exc. VAT) £98.33


£124.99 Price


£117.99 £149.99


£129.99 FROM 3 Chestnut Walking Stick


Classic, wooden walking stick with a comfortable ‘D’ shaped handle. Rubber ferrule for safety. 2 heights available. Maximum user weight 20st.


Code HALVES STEP HEIGHT


F18098 H87127


Height 38” 42”


(Exc. VAT) £8.33 £9.16


4 Fibreglass Threshold Ramp 2 Plastic Half Step


This useful step halves the doorstep rise if you have limited ability to lift your legs. The large platform allows you to be steady before attempting the next step. Made from a tough heavy outdoor plastic. Supplied complete with a slip- resistant rubber mat. Adjustable feet to ensure level use. Maximum user weight 29st. Size 27½ x 16 x 4½”. Code


G85379 14


Weight 11.2lb


(Exc. VAT) £83.33


A strong threshold ramp. Made from lightweight fibreglass, strong enough to support 40st but light enough to pick up. Available in 5 height options.


Code Size L x W Weight (Exc. VAT)


G45289 3” 17 x 30” 4.4lb M13578 4” 18 x 30¾” 9lb M13589 5” 18 x 30¾” 9lb M13591 6” 36 x 32¼” 18lb


Price £99.99 Helpful, Informative Customer Service Price


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