Home Contact Privacy Sitemap T&C

Disabled Gardening Aids

by on Tuesday, June 15th, 2010 | No Comments



disabled gardening aids
Does anyone have any idea about this issue in the project?

I have to think of a product from the lists below, which are in need of a redesign these are: LIST inner fitness or exercise of products (eg, a mat) Garden tools or machinery (eg, a lawn mower) soap dispensers (domestic or public) of food aid for the elderly or disabled (eg, a chair lift) supermarket trolleys LIST B grooming or personal hygiene (washing, cutting hair, beard or nails) DIY and home maintenance of computer based digital audio visual products of products from consumer goods practical for babies or children (not toys) Can anyone come up with some idea of something on these lists that need to redesign or you have come across something on these lists is not working for you and think it could be done better? many thanks

Difficult find much of a floor with any of these products … perhaps with the soap dispenser, you have people pushing the plunger with dirty hands there, maybe a sensor that detects infrared movement can dispense soap? hand dryers as modern? Soap or a pedal, then your hands are not contaminated

Aid for making things easy, recycling &gardening trolley,Made by a lancashire man


Unger 92134 36-Inch Nifty Nabber Pick-Up Tool with Aluminum Handle

Unger 92134 36-Inch Nifty Nabber Pick-Up Tool with Aluminum Handle


$15.95


The Unger 36-inch nifty nabber pick-up tool with aluminum handle makes it easy to pick up items from the ground or off shelves by squeezing the handle to wrap the claw around an object. It can hold objects as tiny as a penny or as heavy as 8 pounds. The rubber overmolded steel fingers provide gripping power without damaging objects….

Accessible Gardening for People With Physical Disabilities: A Guide to Methods, Tools, and Plants

Accessible Gardening for People With Physical Disabilities: A Guide to Methods, Tools, and Plants


$9.89


People who feel that their gardening days are over or those who think that enjoying gardening is not an option due to physical limitations imposed by such conditions as spina bifida, arthritis, or cerebral palsy will be delighted by Janeen Adil’s approach to outdoor work in Accessible Gardening. Adil has done thorough research into methods, materials, information sources, and specially design…


Related Blogs

Tags: , , , ,
Posted in Gardening Resources

Leave a Reply