Aluminium Knee Walker with Handbrakes
A folding aluminium knee walker with handbrakes and a basket. It supports the injured leg so you can get around without crutches.
Keep doing everyday things your way, safely and with less effort. Small changes at home can make a big difference to independence and confidence.
Many of these products are simple to choose, and our team can help you compare options over the phone. If getting around at home is becoming harder, a home assessment can pick up what else might help. Our range includes walkers and rollators, furniture and bed raisers, bed wedges, and kitchen and dressing aids. Call 1300 622 122 or book an assessment.
Common questions
What are daily living aids?
Everyday items that make eating, dressing, reaching and getting around the house easier.
Can daily living aids be funded?
Often, yes. Many are low-cost items that NDIS participants can buy from their plan without extra paperwork. Support at Home can fund them too. See funding your equipment.
Not sure what would help?
Book a time to meet one of the team or call 1300 622 122. We'll be in touch within one business day.
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A folding aluminium knee walker with handbrakes and a basket. It supports the injured leg so you can get around without crutches.

An angled foam bed wedge that raises and supports the upper body. It can help people with reflux or breathing problems rest more comfortably.

A padded bedside commode with an adjustable seat height. It helps people who find it hard to get to the toilet, especially at night.

A steel frame that lifts bed linen off the legs and feet. It helps people with sensitive skin or sore areas rest more comfortably in bed.

Hardwood blocks that raise the height of a bed. They help people who find it hard to get in and out of a low bed.

A bariatric seat walker with a wider seat, reinforced frame, handbrakes and basket. It helps larger people walk with support and rest when needed.

Plastic raisers that lift the height of a bed or chair. They help people who find it hard to stand up from low furniture.

A cutting board with a chef’s knife attached on a swivel, so you can chop safely with one hand using a rocking motion. It suits right-handed users.

A compact side folding seat walker with a walking stick holder. It helps people walk with support and rest when needed.

Lightweight aluminium underarm crutches. They help people stay mobile while recovering from a leg, ankle or foot injury.

Lightweight aluminium forearm crutches with a closed armband. They help people walk with support, and stay on your arm if you let go of the handle.

A height adjustable gutter walker with forearm supports and handbrakes. It gives maximum support for people doing gait training or needing upright support to walk.