According to NHS statistics, there are over 1.2 million people who use wheelchairs in the UK. Of that total, around 800,000 use them regularly. As any wheelchair user will tell you, the environment can seem an unaccommodating place when you’re rolling rather than walking. While various changes to government regulations have led to improvements over the last 25 years, ramp or lift access is still under-supplied in both public and private premises. ...

Mobility aids are very useful devices for those who need support in walking or have some mobility impairment. The design of these aids helps people move about independently. These aids for mobility help people who want to go about their daily activities with ease. The people who have mobility issues due to injuries or age can easily use these aids to better their lives. Using these devices gives people independence, reduces pain, and makes them feel confident to do things themselves. Vario...

For people with back problems or other physical conditions inhibiting mobility, raising and lowering oneself to and from a seating position can be challenging. Stiffness or reduced strength often leads to discomfort and a new assortment of practical obstacles. Armchairs and sofas in the living room may be difficult to get up from. This type of furniture tends to involve a low sitting position, making the distance of travel from sitting to standing up again fairly significant. ...