Prone standing frame made from birchwood and polypropylene with coloured upholstery and monkey-shaped side supporting panels. Jenx strap system gives support at foot, trunk, pelvic and chest levels. Can be positioned anywhere between prone and upright in one movement. Supplied with convertible tray, which incorporates a bowl and infill plate. Accessories include bookrest, grab bar and sandal raising blocks. For children aged nine months to four years.
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Manufacturer's Product Description
Jenx Monkey is an ideal first prone or upright stander. With a continuous range of angle adjustment from 20 degrees to upright, Monkey can meet most standing needs. Monkey is stable and has a friendly look to encourage children to stand. The bright tray with contrasting rim offers all sorts of play and therapy opportunities, either used with the bowl or as a solid surface.
Manufacturer's Contact Details
Jenx Ltd
Wardsend Road
Sheffield
South Yorkshire
S61RQ
UK
01142853376 contact@jenx.comKey Features
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Product Dimensions
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 25kg |
| Internal width | "N/A" |
Product Specification
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