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ISO 9999 - Division and Related AbleData Product Types

24 27 06 Non-slip pads

Devices that reduce the risk of slipping by being placed under an object.

AbleData Product Categories

  1. Cup with Non Slip Base ( Aids for Daily Living: Drinking: Cups )
  2. No Tip Glass Holder ( Aids for Daily Living: Holding: Glass Holders )
  3. Non Skid Bowl ( Eating: Dishes: Dishes General )
  4. Non Skid Plate ( Eating: Dishes: Plates )
  5. Non Slip Coaster ( Aids for Daily Living: Holding: Non Slip Surfaces )
  6. Non Slip Matting ( Aids for Daily Living: Holding: Non Slip Surfaces )
  7. Non Slip Pad ( Aids for Daily Living: Holding: Non Slip Surfaces )
  8. Non Slip Placemat ( Aids for Daily Living: Holding: Non Slip Surfaces )
  9. Non Slip Tray ( Furniture: Trays and Tables: Trays and Bed Tables )
  10. Non Slip Tray ( Aids for Daily Living: Holding: Non Slip Surfaces )
  11. Recliner Stabilizer ( Indoor Environment: Furniture: Chairs )
  12. Surface Anchor ( Aids for Daily Living: Holding: Holding General )

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