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Adjustable height; constructed of lightweight aluminium; broad sloping padded vinyl seat for maximum comfort; large non-slip feet; plastic seat and back.
Easy-Use Contoured Handles
The Homecraft Caring Cutlery range of stainless steel utensils have moulded, contoured plastic handles with built-up ends. Ideal for patients with weakened grip, or restricted movement in wrists or fingers.
Homecraft Kings Specialised Cutlery Utensils
Design your own cutlery. Choose the utensil you need, all of these can be used with one hand. Then, choose a Homecraft Kings Handle (sold separately), the range includes weighted, contoured, and more. Easily fit the spigot of the utensil into the handle and you’re ready to eat.
Splayed Fork and Nelson Knife
These utensils combine two functions into one convenient piece. The splayed fork is a combined fork and spoon. The bowl of the spoon can be used for scooping while the prongs of the fork pick up food. The Nelson Knife functions as a knife and a fork. The knife’s blade curves and has fork prongs on the end. Both are designed to help with one-handed eating.
Rocker Knife
These rocker knives make cutting easy. All you need is a one-handed rocking motion. The Small Rocker Knife is designed to cut regular meals and can be used in the double-ended cutlery handles to make one utensil more versatile. The Large Rocker Knife has a broad semi-circular blade which is ideal for preparing larger food items while doing kitchen prep work. It can be used without cocking your wrist.
Homecraft Kings Standard Built-Up Handle
Use one of these handles on your Homecraft Kings Cutlery to make meals easier. The adaptive dining aids simply slide onto the utensil over the plastic spigot. Use with a variety of cutlery including your fork, knife, or spoon. Customize your silverware by adding a handle that accommodates your needs.
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Easy to Use Dining Aids
The Homecraft Kings Standard Modular Cutlery utensils are mounted in plastic spigots that push tightly into the chosen handle but allow the blade to be angled as desired. Choose from a knife, fork, standard spoon, junior spoon, teaspoon, and soup spoon.
Standard Cutlery to Improve Grip
Utensils are mounted into a lightweight built-up handle to make gripping easier. The ABS plastic handle is 9.8 cm (3.9”) long with a diameter of 3 cm (1.2”). The popular range of standard utensils is available individually or at a four piece set (fork, knife, teaspoon, tablespoon).
Angled Cutlery for Limited Wrist Movement
The angled head of these pieces make them ideal for users who have limited wrist movement. It helps users who can only twist or turn their wrists small amounts. The fork and spoon are available in both left handed and right handed options. The knife’s blade is bent at an angle and cuts food using a rocking motion.
Specialty Cutlery for One Handed Dining and Sensitive Mouths
One-handed dining utensils combine cutlery functions into one utensil. They are ideal for people with hemiparesis after a stroke and amputees. The spork has a rounded body for scooping food like a spoon, while the prongs let you pick up food using the utensil as a fork. The nelson knife has a cutting blade that curves to end up as a pronged fork.
The soft coated spoons are helpful for people with a bite reflex problem or a sensitive mouth. The stainless steel spoon is dipped in soft, food quality PVC. Due to the type of use, soft coated utensils are only guaranteed for three months.
Standard Cutlery to Improve Grip
Utensils are mounted into a lightweight built-up handle to make gripping easier. The ABS plastic handle is 9.8 cm (3.9”) long with a diameter of 3 cm (1.2”). The popular range of standard utensils is available individually or at a four piece set (fork, knife, teaspoon, tablespoon).
Angled Cutlery for Limited Wrist Movement
The angled head of these pieces make them ideal for users who have limited wrist movement. It helps users who can only twist or turn their wrists small amounts. The fork and spoon are available in both left handed and right handed options. The knife’s blade is bent at an angle and cuts food using a rocking motion.
Specialty Cutlery for One Handed Dining and Sensitive Mouths
One-handed dining utensils combine cutlery functions into one utensil. They are ideal for people with hemiparesis after a stroke and amputees. The spork has a rounded body for scooping food like a spoon, while the prongs let you pick up food using the utensil as a fork. The nelson knife has a cutting blade that curves to end up as a pronged fork.
The soft coated spoons are helpful for people with a bite reflex problem or a sensitive mouth. The stainless steel spoon is dipped in soft, food quality PVC. Due to the type of use, soft coated utensils are only guaranteed for three months.
Reflex Carving Utensils are lightweight, and feature a closed handle with finger contours. The spatula facilitates grasping with a weakened hand. Blade is set at an angle that minimizes the movement of the wrists.
These melamine plates are designed to help those with one good hand or who have dif?culty picking up food with utensils. They are oval in shape with a sloping bottom and high sided end to help scoop up food without spilling it over the side. Not suitable for microwave ovens, but dishwasher safe.
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