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-------- DO IT YOURSELF ENTRY --------- PURPOSE: To provide a do-it-yourself standing device to be used outdoors by an individual with mobility disabilities who is able to stand, once assisted to the standing position and desired to choose various outdoor locations around the property to stand. The portable outdoor stander frame is welded 3/16 inch angle iron and tapered from bottom to top for stability. The stand is made rigid with 3/8 inch ply. Two offset wheels allow the unit to be tipped and easily relocated. Further stability is provided by a hand grip and back support. TITLE: The Outdoor Portable Stander. WEBSITE: Workshop Solutions. REF: http://www.workshopsolutions.com/COMPLETE/outstand.htm.

Notes: Designer(s): Tom Jeary Email: tlj@golden.net

This product record was updated on January 4, 2010.

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