Gilia Kettle
An accessible kettle designed for safer, easier pouring. It suits people with arthritis, hand weakness, low vision, reduced hearing or the effects of a stroke.
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An accessible kettle designed for safer, easier pouring. It suits people with arthritis, hand weakness, low vision, reduced hearing or the effects of a stroke.

A lightweight mobile table that fits over a bed or chair. It gives a handy surface for meals and everyday activities.

A bed cradle that keeps the weight of the bedclothes off your legs and feet. It slips under the mattress and can sit at the side or end of the bed.

A bed rail that slides under the mattress to help stop the user rolling out of bed. It is held in place by the user’s weight.

A jar and bottle holder that clamps against the bench, so you can open jars and bottles with less grip strength or with one hand.

Stainless steel cutlery with thick, contoured handles that are easier to hold when your grip or wrist movement is limited.

A dressing stick that helps you put on and take off socks, jumpers and jackets when bending or reaching is hard.

A reacher that helps you pick things up without bending or stretching. The Easireach II is light, has a firm grip and a magnetic tip for small metal things like keys.

A kettle tipper that holds your kettle steady so you can pour with very little effort and much less risk of spills or burns.

A button hook that pulls buttons through buttonholes. It helps people who dress with one hand or have limited finger movement do up buttons on their own.

Specialised Homecraft Kings utensils designed for one handed eating, including rocker knives, a Nelson knife and a splayed fork. Pair with a Kings handle.

A built-up handle for Homecraft Kings cutlery. It slides onto the utensil to give people with a weak grip an easier hold at meals.