Stanzme Prone Stander is well-made for long-lasting usefulness and performance and is available in three different sizes to fit kids up to 18 years old. Stanzme Prone Stander allows the child to experience weight-bearing while standing or leaning forward. Since the Stanzme Pediatric Stander is compact, it takes up little space and the child is always at the lowest position while the stander can be adjusted up or down to fit their height. A new, elegant design with improved functionality and simplicity in anterior prone adaptability, with tilt trigger lever under the tray has been added to the prone stander. The selection of supports and adjustments gives a child the right amount of assistance to experience weight bearing while standing.

The Prone Standing Frame for Kids by Stanzme is height-adjustable up to a level above what is observable for growth. The top L-brace behind the chest board remains attached to the rear spine even if it is removed from the board. It is lightweight, elegant, easy to adjust, and affordable due to its modular design, which allows easy removal of attachments to accommodate children as short as 2 feet, or 17" from heel to chest height.

In large size if the chest board is raised higher and the middle pelvic bar is too high, the pelvic foam roll bar can be securely attached to the lowest hole to accommodate the child's inseam. Even if you only bolt it to one hole, it will stay securely in place.

NOTE: It is important that every child wear an ankle-foot orthosis (AFO) to use a prone or supine stander. The Pelvic support pad included in the PRONE stander is very critical. It secures the pelvis in a straight line enabling a symmetrical standing posture for the child. The Pelvic pad is adjustable horizontally and vertically to provide optimal support.

Padded chest board: When leaning forward, the padded chest board attached to tray provides anterior support.

Tray with pad: It can be adjusted in height and angle. Loosen the knobs at the stander's center support bar to adjust the height and angle.

Lateral support pads: Two pairs of hip and trunk lateral pads provide comfort while improving posture, stability, and balance.

Adjustable posterior pelvic support pad: provides firm posterior support to the child while standing in an upright or prone position.

Lateral knee supports: Ensures the knees and calf are comfortably supported at the correct height for each child.

Shoe holders: It use the ankle and toe straps to maintain the feet in a secure and stable posture.

Locking casters: prevent roll and swivel during transfers.

Back support extension pad (optional): to prevent posterior hyper-extension of head upper trunk.