Reading, writing and communication devices all work better on an angle. This easel raises the working surface on a wheelchair tray so a client can see it without dropping the head and rounding the shoulders, which matters for anyone spending long stretches at a device or a book.
It is made from clear polycarbonate, so the tray underneath stays visible and the easel does not create a dark shelf over the client’s lap. A lip along the front edge holds a book, a folder or a tablet from sliding off, and the angle can be set to suit the client’s eye line and reach. It drops in from the top, so a carer can put it on and take it off without touching the tray mounting.
Choose the version that matches your client’s tray size.
