Care and Instruction Manual – Supine Stander
Read and follow all instruc ons for assembly and use before using this product
USE
The Supine stander is designed to provide the child with ability to experience weight-bearing in an upright or supine leaning position while the combination of adjustments and supports hold the child in good postural alignment. Never leave a child unattended.
Warnings
The use and adjustment of this stander must only be with the recommendation and guidance of a qualified therapist or physician. Adult supervision is required at all times. Never leave a child unattended while the product is in use. The Company will not be responsible for damage or injury resulting from any modification to this equipment by anyone other than the manufacturer. The Company will not be responsible for damage or injury resulting from misuse or neglect of this equipment.
CARE
Regular inspections should be done to check for loose or missing hardware or any signs of cracked or broken parts. All components may be cleaned with mild soapy water or a non-abrasive commercial cleaner approved for use on metal and wood. Care should be taken to not use excessive amounts of water and wood parts should be wiped dry after cleaning.
WARRANTY
All Stanzme products are guaranteed to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the life of the product. Should any part break or fail The Company will repair or replace it at no charge to the original owner.
report this adFitting and Adjustments – Supine Stander
Angle Adjustment
The angle of the supine stander is adjustable from fully upright (90°) to horizontal. The fully reclined position is typically used for positioning a child in the stander so that all supports and straps can be adjusted and secured without having to fight gravity. Once the child is positioned the stander can be raised up to the desired angle.The stander’s angle is controlled by the pneumatic paddle pump on the rear. Press the paddle and the stander can be easily moved to the desired angle.
Height Adjustment
The height of the supine stander is adjusted by removing or adding pieces on the supine board. Loosen the screws and raise the entire supine board assembly to the desired height. Relocate the trunk and hip pads as desired. The most typical configuration for the stander is to set the height of the main backboard so the top is level with or just below the child’s shoulder height. The headrest would then extend above the back.
Tray Adjustment
The tray is adjustable for both height and angle. Height is adjusted by loosening the screws on the rear spine of the frame. Angle is adjusted by loosening the ratchet handles under the tray.
Stander Positions
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