Project Description

Rifton Products

Prone Stander

Experience the world more fully while building strength for the future

Providing physical development and greater social interaction

The physiological benefits of standing are enormous – not to mention the psychological benefits of being able to tackle activities in an upright position, participating at eye level alongside peers.

Prone Standers allow for physical development and greater social interaction – enabling clients to experience the world more fully while building strength for the future. Our Prone Standers provide anterior support and stability while encouraging weight-bearing and use of both hands and arms. Fully adjustable, a Prone Stander can “grow” with clients as their skills develop.

Download the Prone Stander brochure.

The Benefits:

A small boy waves for the camera while standing in a Rifton Prone standerTherapeutic benefits of standing:

  • Provides hip alignment through comfortable postural supports
  • Provides stretch to reduce risk of lower extremity contractures
  • Builds head control
  • Strengthens lower-body muscles
  • Positions the user at eye-level to peers for social interaction

Benefits of using the Prone Stander:

  • Adjustments are easy to make
  • Optional components enable therapists to customize the supports to a client’s needs
  • Calibrated angle adjustment positions the client from 0 to 85°
  • When vertical, the Prone Stander’s footboard is almost at floor level, making transfers easy

Features

Adjust the height of the main board and footboard separately to achieve the best possible upright postural control for your client.

The 0° to 85° angle adjustment makes it easy to monitor and adjust the rate and amount of weight-bearing the user can manage comfortably. It can also be helpful if you are using the Prone Stander with multiple clients and need to protocol the stander angle necessary for each client.

The Prone Stander kneeboard can be removed for small children.

When the Prone Stander is vertical the footboard is almost at floor level making transfers easy.

The upright stander’s curved frame takes up less floor space and allows the caregiver to attend to a client without difficulty. The large (E950) Prone Stander frame is Hoyer® lift accessible.

Double-locking casters prevent roll and swivel during transfers.

The user-friendly crank handle adjusts the Prone Stander board from horizontal to vertical.

Components

Adjustable abduction wedge can be changed from 3½”–11″ in width depending on how much abduction is desired.

(E940, E950 only)

Sizes & Dimensions

Use this dimensions chart to help you make the right choice for your client.

 

Important: Make sure that the user’s weight does not exceed the maximum working load.

Key user dimensions (inches)

Measure from the floor to the user’s elbow

Select the appropriate Prone Stander by the user’s overall height. Choose the model that allows for growth.

Rifton small prone stander

Small Prone Stander

(E930)

e940 rifton medium prone stander

Medium Prone Stander

(E940)

Rifton large prone stander

Large Prone Stander

(E950)

User’s overall height

25 – 48

44 – 59

57 – 72

Item Dimensions (inches)
Base length 35 39½ 44
Base width 23 26 30
Board length With kneeboard: 23½

Without kneeboard: 16

30 39
Board width Top: 12½

Bottom: 12½

Top: 11

Bottom: 16

Top: 14

Bottom: 19

Distance between laterals 8 – 16 8 – 16 12 – 22
Height when horizontal 29½ 29½ 31½
Height when vertical 38½ 45½ 61
Maximum working load (lbs) 100 150 200
Top of board to footboard 20 – 35 33 – 43½ 44 – 57
Tray inside width (widest point) 22½ 22½ 29½
Tray inside length 17½ 17½ 17½

More information about the Prone Stander is located in the Product Manual.

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