Ropox enjoy positive response to accessible bathroom and kitchen solutions at The OT Show
Accessible bathroom and kitchen solutions manufacturer Ropox reported a successful appearance at The Occupational Therapy Show.
On the Ropox stand examples from its portfolio of accessible bathroom and kitchen equipment ranges were on show including the Ropox Bathtub, SwingLine and QuickWash wash basins and the range of changing/shower beds.
For visitors that were looking for accessible kitchen equipment, Ropox exhibited examples from the range of height adjustable rise and fall kitchen work tops and height adjustable tabletops and cabinets.
Completing the range of products on show was the Vision Tables that are an ideal adjustable table solution for wheelchair users.
Mark Sadler Ropox’s UK/EMEA Sales Manager, commented: “The OT Show is always an important event for us as Occupational Therapists are often involved in specifying our products when they have clients that require an accessible bathroom or kitchen solution.
“For this year’s event we worked with our colleagues at Hafele to create our largest ever exhibit of working models and it was certainly worthwhile as our stand was extremely busy throughout the two days of the show.
“Having the opportunity to engage with so many OT’s in such a short time frame is fantastic and the level of interest in our kitchen and bathroom equipment received once again exceeded all our expectations.”
The ergonomic design of the height-adjustable SwingLine wash Basin from Ropox ensures, it will fit in even the smallest of rooms and was popular with OT’s at the show who are often working in confined spaces.
Its 180 degree swing allows people with reduced mobility to position the wash basin in front of the toilet, so they can wash their hands, while seated as opposed to having to move across the room to reach a basin.
The height-adjustable QuickWash basin comes forward from the wall, meaning the user does not have to bend or reach from their wheelchair, which can cause a negative effect on their posture.
The Ropox mobile shower/changing bed is height adjustable and has been designed to make changing safe and comfortable for the user and their carer.
If a shower is not suitable, the height adjustable Ropox Bathtub is the ideal solution and its height can be adjusted using an electrical control.
The Ropox height-adjustable rise and fall kitchen work tops have been designed to make the kitchen environment as accessible as possible for people with reduced mobility and wheelchair users.
Complimenting the work tops were examples from the range of height adjustable tabletops and cabinets.
Completing the list of products on show this year was the Vision Tables that are an ideal adjustable table solution for wheelchair users, incorporating a choice of worktop sizes and models.
As part of its continued growth in the UK, Ropox announced the appointment of Nicola Zimnoch earlier this year to the role of Area Sales Manager for the North of England and Scotland.
