Standing frame

Standing training is an integral part of rehabilitation for individuals with limited or no ability to stand or walk (including those with spinal cord injuries). When applied with proper ergonomic technique, daily standing exercises can make a significant contribution to preventing various long-term and secondary conditions (e.g., prevention of contractures, pressure ulcers, regulation of muscle tone, and cardiovascular stimulation).

It positively affects the heart and circulatory system and can also benefit bone structure, joints, muscles, as well as bladder and bowel function. In addition, it offers the user a change in perspective, which can also support cognitive perception.

User manual available at:
https://praschberger.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bedienungsanleitung-2025_Stehtisch_Gesamt_klein.pdf

This standing table enables therapeutic standing training for individuals with limited or no standing ability.
Adjusting the fully preassembled standing table to the user's specific needs takes little time but is essential to achieve a physiological standing posture, proper joint alignment, and structural support.
Such precise replication of physiological standing is only partially—or not at all—achievable with many comparable products (e.g., standing trainers, sit-to-stand wheelchairs, tilt tables, etc.).
Naturally, the required adjustments vary depending on body proportions and the type of disability or impairment. For this reason, we do not provide predefined setting values in advance.
A more detailed description of each function can be found in the user manual.

Frame: Complete frame with height-adjustable base plate
Padding: Cushion pads
Safety: Safety belt buckle
Anatomical Supports: Ergonomically shaped knee and hip pads, adjustable

Extras:
Heel support with guide
Lateral pads with holder, strap, and screw