HealthCraft Products - SuperTrapeze Add On Kit

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STP-AOK-600x600

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STP-AOK-600x600

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An ultra-ergonomic offset handle that acts like ladder rungs, allowing you to 'climb' from lying to a seated position.

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DESCRIPTION & FEATURES

The SuperTrapeze Add-On Kit allows you to add an overbed trapeze to your SuperPole. When not in use, the trapeze handle can store out of the way by hooking it around the SuperPole. The SuperTrapeze Add-On Kit should only be purchased for use with an existing SuperPole.

The e2 Trapeze handle features an ergonomic offset design with 2 leverage points, making it easier to climb from a laying to a seated position in bed. The SuperPole supports up to 300lbs and the e2 Trapeze supports up to 150lbs.

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Specifications subject to change without notice. Product not intended for outdoor use.

Material

Steel

Finish

White, Powder Coat

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The e2 Trapeze Handle can adjust from 3-29" from the mounted trapeze bar.

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