The indoor rollator as toilet support frame and help in the bathroom

indoor rollator for narrow rooms

The indoor rollator is very narrow and can be pushed sideways through narrow corridors or doors. The normal width is 60 cm. However, due to its stability it can also be driven crossways and is therefore only 51 cm narrow.

The manoeuvrability is another special feature of the indoor rollator. It turns on the spot thanks to the 360 degree rotating wheels, with a turning circle of only 66 cm. This makes it easy to use even in very narrow and small bathrooms / guest toilets.

The indoor rollator as toilet support frame

For many people, going to the toilet in old age or after an injury to the spine or legs becomes a real feat of strength. Slowly going to the toilet is hardly possible without support. This is how people drop themselves on the toilet. The risk of falling is not to be sneezed at, however. If the strength in the leg muscles is missing, getting up without support is only possible with a lot of effort. This problem can be solved by rebuilding the toilet or by using handles on the walls. We offer another possibility with our indoor rollator, as it is stable and cannot tip over and can be used as a grab handle.

Washing hands with the rollator

In case of sudden dizziness or low muscle strength, even washing your hands can become a challenge. Washing at the sink, which requires a longer period of standing freely, is hardly manageable for many people. Here too, the indoor rollator with its seat board offers safe support.

For washing your hands, the seat board is folded away to the front. This makes it possible to stand in the rollator. The indoor rollator can now be moved in front of the wash basin. The rollator thus also serves as a handrail when washing your hands. The risk of falling in case of weakness or dizziness is reduced.

Quote from our encourager Claudius:

"The indoor rollator is a mobile, versatile seating unit. And it makes my life easier. Because I can brake and fix it at any time, I can also use it as a mobile handrail. If I have to move around in the apartment and hold on for a short time because I lose my balance or am out of breath, I can simply support myself quickly on the rollator."

For washing cats at the sink, the seat board is folded down again. The rollator is pushed to the sink with the seat first. Always make sure that you lock the parking brake before sitting down. In this way, washing, brushing teeth, shaving or applying make-up can be done comfortably while sitting at the sink. For even more comfort when sitting on the rollator, a back roll can be attached to the support bar on the back.

Showering with the Saljol Shower Stool

If showering is preferred and can be physically managed, then the Saljol Shower Stool offers the optimal support. You can transfer directly from the indoor rollator on the shower stool, in the shower. The shower stool can be turned on the spot. This makes it possible to turn it independently towards the shower fitting. Since showering can be done while sitting down, you can save your energy for other things that are important to you.

Moving with the rollator in the bathroom

Due to the stable frame of the indoor rollator it is possible to move around in a sitting position. With the Saljol Indoor Rollator, the "tripping" undesirable with other rollators is expressly permitted. When sitting down, carefully push your feet off the floor. You can now also move independently from the cabinet to the sink and toilet while sitting in the bathroom.

Quote from our encourager Claudius:

"I had long considered purchasing a three-legged stool. But what is much better about the bellhop is the mobility. I can push it right where I am, where I work."