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Invacare Walker Platform Attachment
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Description
Invacare Walker Platform Attachment, 300 lb Weight Capacity, Thick Vinyl-Covered Pad with Heavy Duty Velcro® Strap, Anodized Aluminum Tubing, Open-Cell Foam Handle, For Adult and Junior Walkers
Invacare Universal Walker Platform Attachment fits on all Invacare Walkers. It adjusts quickly and easily without any tools and has a 300 lb weight capacity. Flexible open-cell foam handle provides soft easy-grip surface and reduces strain on the hands. 5-year limited warranty.
- Adjusts quickly and easily without tools for different user settings.
- Fits all Invacare walkers (Except 6291-HDA).
- Fits most walkers with 1″ tubing.
- Flexible open-cell foam handle provides soft easy-grip surface and reduces strain on the hands.
- High-strength anodized aluminum tubing provides a stable and durable attachment base.
Quick Overview
- Invacare Walker Platform Attachment
- 1 Each / Each
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BrandInvacare
Packaging1 Each / Each
Weight7 LB
Shipping Dimensions38 X 12 X 7 Inches
UPC741360185333

PLATFORM WALKER / FOREARM WALKER ATTACHMENTS
Find platform walker attachments on AvaCare Medical now! Platform walker attachments, also referred to as forearm walker attachments, are available from many reputable mobility aid manufacturers, including Drive and Lumex. These arm attachments for walkers can be installed onto many high grade walkers. Check out your options of arm platforms for walkers on AvaCare Medical now!

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What is a Forearm Platform Walker?
A forearm platform walker is a walker with platform arm supports that allow users with limited arm strength to use a walker. When a person uses a standard walker, he is putting a lot of his weight on his hands fingers to wrist area), which are gripping the walker.
A person without much hand strength can find using a walker to be very difficult, since he has a hard time gripping the walker and using his hands to bear weight. By attaching platform armrests or by using a platform walker, he’s alleviating the aforementioned issue, since he can now simply rest his hands on the platform, without having to grip the walker in the least.
A platform walker with wheels allows the user to put his weight on his forearms (area between wrist and elbow) instead of on his hands.