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Able Life EZ Door Knob Grips

Code 33003

Wing shaped silicone covers that slip over a round door knob so it can be turned with a light grip. Suit clients with arthritis, reduced grip strength or poor hand dexterity.

How to get it

BuyRequest a quoteQuotes in the format your funding needs: NDIS, aged care, DVA or private. Delivery and assembly are included.
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NDIS · Aged care · DVA · Private

For OTs and support coordinators

Assessment support, trials at home or in the showroom, quotes with NDIS item codes and a consultant who will do the home measure.

Delivered and assembled · NDIS, aged care, DVA and private · Serviced by our own technicians

About this product

Round door knobs need a firm grip and a twisting wrist action, which is a common barrier at home for people with arthritis or weak hands. These covers stretch over the knob and add wing shaped tabs, so the knob can be turned with the side of the hand, the forearm or a loose grip.

They fit standard round knobs and leave the keyhole clear. Fitting needs no tools: wet the cover, stretch it over the knob and work it down until the knob is covered.

Glow in the dark inserts help locate the door at night, which is useful for clients getting up to the bathroom.

  • Width: 76mm (3 inch)
  • Depth: 51mm (2 inch)
  • Grip diameter: 41mm (1.6 inch)
  • Fits standard round door knobs
  • Keyhole stays accessible
  • Glow in the dark inserts
  • No tools or permanent fixing required

A low cost option to trial before moving a client to lever handles. Check the knob shape first, as they will not fit oval or lever style hardware.

Not sure what your client needs yet?

Call us. A ten-minute conversation is usually the fastest way to a good answer.

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