A tray turns a standing frame into a place to do something. This Ella tray mounts to the larger frames in the range and gives the client a surface at the right height for eating, schoolwork, a communication device or play.
Having somewhere to rest the forearms also helps trunk control: a client who can prop through the arms often tolerates a longer standing session and stays more upright through it. For therapists, it makes the standing programme easier to sell to families, because the time in the frame is time spent doing something worthwhile.
It lifts off for transfers and wipes down after meals.
