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Walker Tray With Pockets

Walker Tray With Pockets

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Convenient, stable tray that easily attaches to most standard walkers. It features two spacious cup holders and dual storage pockets, perfect for holding essentials like phones, remotes, and keys. Made with durable plastic, it provides a stable surface for meals, books, and personal items, making it ideal for enhancing mobility and independence. Easy to install and remove, it’s a great addition for seniors and those needing extra support using a standard width walker. 

Specifications

Large mesh pocket 8" W - 5" Deep
Small mesh pocket - 4" W - 5" Deep
Cupholder 4x4" by 5" deep
Integrated cupholder on surface of tray 3” in diameter
Weight: 0.5 pounds
*Does not work for barriers width walkers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the Walker Tray With Pockets work?

The Walker Tray With Pockets easily attaches to most standard walkers, providing a convenient and stable surface for your daily essentials. It features two spacious cup holders and dual storage pockets that securely hold items like phones, remotes, keys, and other personal belongings. The durable plastic construction creates a reliable platform for meals, books, and personal items while you move around.

Q: What walkers is the Walker Tray With Pockets compatible with?

This walker tray is designed to attach to most standard walkers. The universal design ensures easy installation and removal across different walker models, making it a versatile accessory for enhancing your mobility aid.

Q: What can I store in the Walker Tray With Pockets?

The tray includes two spacious cup holders perfect for beverages and dual storage pockets ideal for holding essentials like smartphones, TV remotes, keys, medications, snacks, and other personal items. The stable surface can also support meals, books, tablets, and other items you need within easy reach.

Q: Is the Walker Tray With Pockets easy to install and remove?

Yes, the Walker Tray With Pockets is designed for easy installation and removal. You can quickly attach it to your walker when needed and remove it just as easily for cleaning or storage, making it a convenient addition to your mobility routine.

Q: Who should use the Walker Tray With Pockets?

This walker tray is ideal for seniors and anyone using a walker who wants to enhance their mobility and independence. It's particularly beneficial for those who need to carry multiple items while walking, want to have meals or drinks readily available, or prefer to keep essential items within easy reach during daily activities.

Q: What material is the Walker Tray With Pockets made from?

The Walker Tray With Pockets is constructed from durable plastic that provides a stable, long-lasting surface. This material choice ensures the tray can withstand regular use while remaining lightweight and easy to clean, making it perfect for daily mobility support.

P65 Warning for Plastics

⚠ WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals including ethylene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Why we know this works!

We love this walker tray because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we regularly catch people walking with one hand on the walker and the other clutching a coffee cup, which cuts their support in half. How do you carry things while using a walker? You attach the carrying surface to the walker so both hands stay on the handles: this tray adds two cup holders and two mesh storage pockets for a phone, keys, remotes, or medications, plus a stable flat surface for moving a plate or a book from room to room. It installs and removes easily with no tools. This is especially important for people who live alone and have to move meals, drinks, and medications by themselves. Check your walker width first: this tray fits standard width walkers only and will not work on wide bariatric frames, so if you use a bariatric walker, choose the Walker Bag instead.

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