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4 rubber ferrules
All four legs have non-slip rubber tips, keeping the frame stable with each lift-and-place step.
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Walking Frame – Standard (Non-Wheeled)
From£22.00
This Standard Walking Frame uses a lift-and-place walking pattern, with 4 rubber ferrules on all legs for firm, non-slip contact with the floor at every step. It's made from lig...
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Key benefits
Why choose Walking Frame – Standard (Non-Wheeled)?
Lift-and-place walking pattern
The user lifts the frame forward, places it down, then steps into it — suited to users who need to pause at each step.
Lightweight aluminium frame
Easy to lift for the lift-and-place technique.
Height adjustable
Can be set to the correct height for the individual user.
Budget option
A more accessible price point than wheeled frames.
Small, medium and large available
Suited to a range of user heights.
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Product advice
Is Walking Frame – Standard (Non-Wheeled) right for you?
This Standard Walking Frame uses a lift-and-place walking pattern, with 4 rubber ferrules on all legs for firm, non-slip contact with the floor at every step. It's made from lightweight aluminium and is height adjustable.
It's a budget-friendly option suited to users who are unable to manage a wheeled frame safely — for example, those who need to pause completely before moving, or who have difficulty controlling forward momentum.
Available in small, medium and large sizes. As with any walking aid, it's worth getting guidance from a physiotherapist or occupational therapist on the correct walking pattern and frame height.
Buyer questions
Walking Frame – Standard (Non-Wheeled) FAQs before you enquire
Clear answers to the questions customers usually ask before booking a free home demo.
Why would someone choose a non-wheeled frame over a wheeled one?
A non-wheeled frame is better suited to users who need to fully pause before each step, or who cannot safely control a wheeled frame. A physiotherapist or OT can advise which type is appropriate.
Is this frame lighter than a wheeled version?
It's similarly lightweight, as both are aluminium, but the non-wheeled version does need to be lifted with each step.
What sizes are available?
Small, medium and large sizes are available to suit different user heights.
Am I eligible for VAT relief on this product?
If you have a disability or a long-term illness, you may qualify for VAT relief on an eligible walking frame. This usually involves completing a simple eligibility declaration at checkout, with the VAT removed at the point of sale.
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