Standing Frames
At John Preston, we supply a specialist range of standing frames and standing support equipment designed to assist children and adults with rehabilitation, posture management, weight-bearing and mobility development. Our standing frame range supports individuals who require assistance to achieve and maintain an upright standing position as part of their physiotherapy and rehabilitation programme.
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Standing Frames for Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation and Supported Standing
From early intervention and paediatric rehabilitation through to adult rehabilitation and advanced dynamic standing solutions, John Preston provides standing frames and accessories to support balance, posture, weight-bearing and functional development.
Standing frames are commonly used within:
- Physiotherapy clinics
- Rehabilitation centres
- Hospitals
- Specialist schools
- Care environments
- Community healthcare services
- Home rehabilitation programmes
Supporting Rehabilitation Through Standing Therapy
Standing therapy is an important part of many rehabilitation programmes, helping individuals experience the benefits of an upright position when independent standing is difficult or not possible.
Standing frames can help support:
- Weight-bearing practice
- Postural alignment
- Balance development
- Muscle activation
- Joint positioning
- Circulation and respiratory function
- Digestive function
- Preparation for gait training
By providing safe and controlled support, standing frames allow individuals to participate in upright positioning while reducing the physical demands placed on them and their carers.
What Is a Standing Frame?
A standing frame, also known as a stander, is a specialist rehabilitation device designed to support an individual in a standing position.
Standing frames provide support through adjustable components such as:
- Foot supports
- Knee supports
- Pelvic supports
- Chest supports
- Positioning straps
- Adjustable frame systems
They are designed to accommodate different levels of mobility and postural support requirements.
Standing frames may be suitable for individuals who:
- Have difficulty standing independently
- Require additional postural support
- Need assistance with weight-bearing
- Are working towards improved mobility
A healthcare professional assessment is recommended to ensure the correct standing frame is selected.
Our Range of Standing Frames
John Preston supplies a wide range of static, mobile and dynamic standing frames designed for different rehabilitation needs.
Our standing frame range includes solutions for:
- Paediatric standing
- Adult rehabilitation
- Dynamic standing
- Postural management
- Weight-bearing programmes
- Gait preparation
Available products include:
- Bantam Stander
- Zing Stander
- Supro Standing Frame
- Whirl Standing Frame
- SMART Pro Standing Frame
- CAT I Standing Frame
- Timoteos Ella 4 in 1 Standing Frame
- DALMATIAN Invento Stander/Chair
- Vitruvian Paediatric Standing Frame
- Vision Adult Standing Frame with Power Lift
- Vision Junior Standing Frame with Power Lift
- Lifter Standing Frame
Static Standing Frames
Static standing frames provide stable support for individuals who require assistance maintaining an upright position.
They can support:
- Supported standing practice
- Weight-bearing activities
- Postural positioning
- Rehabilitation exercises
Static standing solutions are commonly used within:
- Physiotherapy departments
- Specialist education settings
- Rehabilitation services
- Homecare environments
Dynamic Standing Frames
Dynamic standing frames allow a greater degree of movement while maintaining appropriate levels of support.
They can help encourage:
- Active participation
- Movement exploration
- Balance development
- Functional activity
Dynamic standing solutions may be particularly beneficial for individuals who are developing mobility skills or require more active rehabilitation approaches.
Paediatric Standing Frames
Children may benefit from standing programmes to support development, posture and participation.
Paediatric standing frames can assist with:
- Early standing development
- Weight-bearing activities
- Improved posture
- Muscle development
- Participation in play and education activities
John Preston supplies specialist paediatric standing solutions including products designed for children with complex postural and mobility needs.
Adult Standing Frames
Adult standing frames support rehabilitation and long-term mobility management for individuals who require assistance achieving an upright position.
They may be used following:
- Neurological conditions
- Spinal injuries
- Long-term mobility limitations
- Reduced strength or balance
- Extended periods of inactivity
Adult standing frames can help support rehabilitation goals while promoting independence and quality of life.
Standing Frames for Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation
Physiotherapists use standing frames as part of wider rehabilitation programmes focused on:
- Improving standing tolerance
- Supporting gait training
- Developing postural control
- Encouraging functional movement
- Maintaining physical health
John Preston works with physiotherapists, occupational therapists and healthcare professionals to provide rehabilitation equipment, demonstrations and product advice.
Benefits of Standing Therapy
Supports Weight Bearing
Standing frames help individuals experience supported weight-bearing through the legs, which may form an important part of rehabilitation.
Encourages Upright Positioning
Regular supported standing can assist with posture management and body alignment.
Supports Physical Wellbeing
Standing programmes may contribute towards maintaining circulation, respiratory function and overall physical health.
Improves Participation
Standing equipment can enable individuals to participate more actively in therapy, education and everyday activities.
Standing Frames for Schools and Specialist Education
Standing equipment can support children and young people within specialist education environments.
Benefits may include:
- Supporting classroom participation
- Encouraging interaction at eye level
- Promoting physical development
- Supporting therapy programmes
Paediatric standing frames can be incorporated into individual education and therapy plans.
Standing Frames for Home Rehabilitation
Some standing frames may be suitable for use within the home environment following professional assessment.
Home standing solutions may help individuals:
- Continue therapy programmes
- Maintain standing routines
- Support independence
- Encourage daily activity
Considerations when selecting a home standing frame include:
- Available space
- User requirements
- Carer support
- Clinical recommendations
Choosing the Right Standing Frame
Selecting the correct standing frame depends on several factors.
User Needs
Consider:
- Age and size of the user
- Mobility level
- Postural support requirements
- Standing ability
- Rehabilitation goals
Type of Standing Required
Different solutions may provide:
- Static standing
- Mobile standing
- Dynamic movement
- Powered positioning assistance
Professional Assessment
A physiotherapist, occupational therapist or healthcare professional can help identify the most appropriate standing solution.
John Preston can provide advice, demonstrations and joint assessments with healthcare professionals across Scotland and Ireland.
Complete Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Solutions from John Preston
Standing frames form part of John Preston’s wider physiotherapy movement and rehabilitation range, including:
- Rehabilitation walkers
- Stand aids
- Gait training equipment
- Active passive exercise bikes
- Rehabilitation treadmills
- Rehabilitation technology
- Therapy furniture
- Treatment equipment
Why Choose John Preston?
John Preston is a trusted supplier of physiotherapy, rehabilitation, medical and mobility equipment throughout the UK and Ireland, supporting healthcare professionals, therapists, carers and individuals with specialist equipment solutions.
Customers benefit from:
- Specialist rehabilitation expertise
- Leading healthcare brands
- Professional product advice
- Demonstrations and assessments
- Solutions for clinical, educational and home environments
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a standing frame?
A standing frame is a rehabilitation device that supports an individual in an upright standing position when they are unable to stand independently.
Who can use a standing frame?
Standing frames may be used by children and adults who require additional support for standing, posture management, weight-bearing or rehabilitation.
What are the benefits of standing frames?
Standing frames can support weight-bearing, posture, balance, mobility development and overall physical wellbeing as part of a rehabilitation programme.
Are standing frames suitable for children?
Yes. Specialist paediatric standing frames are available to support children with mobility and postural needs.
Can standing frames help with gait training?
Yes. Standing frames can form part of rehabilitation programmes designed to prepare individuals for walking practice and improve functional mobility.
Does John Preston provide standing frame assessments?
Yes. John Preston can provide product advice, demonstrations and joint assessments with physiotherapists, occupational therapists and healthcare professionals.