The EasyStand StrapStand has the most innovative lift design of any strap-style stander.

Using dual-hinged lifting arms, the EasyStand StrapStand gently raises a user vertically then gradually pulls them to the standing position reducing knee pressure.  It gives people the option to stand without transferring.

Often, users are incapable of self-transfers or patient lifting is a concern for staff.  In these cases, standing is possible directly from a wheelchair, bed or other seated surface.

The EasyStand StrapStand is a strap style stander that lifts the user directly from a wheelchair, increasing compliance for people who have difficulty transferring.  Specially designed lifting arms raise the user up rather than putting pressure through the kneepads.

The standard unit comes with a large strap, kneepad, foot plates, formed table with front pad and hydraulic actuator with handle.

Who uses the StrapStand?

• Adult users from 152-196 cm (5′ to 6’5”) and up to 159 kg (350 lbs)
• People with Spinal Cord Injury,  Traumatic Brain Injury, Spina Bifida, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke and more
• Bariatric individuals
• People who have difficulty transferring

What is the EasyStand StrapStand?

The EasyStand StrapStand is a sit to stand stander that lifts the user directly from a wheelchair.  It increases compliance for people who have difficulty transferring.  The specially designed lifting arms greatly reduce pressure on the knees.

Where would you use this product?

• At home and in the workplace
• Rehabilitation facilities and Hospitals
• Veterans’ Hospitals
• Extended Care Units, Nursing Homes & Group Homes

When would you use this product?

• When hips and knees are tight because of extended wheelchair use
• For those who prefer standing directly from a wheelchair
• Immediately after injury for the greatest benefits

Why is the EasyStand StrapStand a better choice?

• Lifting arms raise the user up rather than pushing them forward into the knee pad.
• Narrow footprint allows for easy access through standard doorways.
• Aesthetic design.
• Heavier weight limit allows facilities to stand larger users.