Transcending the notion of traditional walkers for the elderly that allow users to lean for support and balance, the Sindig Wooden Walker provides far greater mobility than its counterparts and the services of a multifunctional furniture in one unassuming design. Designed by Anker Bak, it is one of the dignified, elegant, and functional pieces of furniture meant to aid in walking. The Sindig provides the people with walking difficulties with an unobstructed movement and doubles as a tabletop and a cabinet as well.
No more feeling dependent with the Sindig: The user can have the confidence and pride of walking and being independent. The wooden walker has been made with a sentiment to change the way world sees this walking aid and a regard for the elderly and differently-abled who will benefit from its multi-purpose design.
It is engineered from a solid oak milled hollow that keeps all the brake mechanisms out of sight and presents the user with clean and refined outcome. The designer has been mindful about the convenience and posture of users with the height-adjustable stainless steel handles which are designed to ensure that the user has optimal posture.
It is designed to be used indoors and benefit people of old age and people with disability by giving them the freedom of movement. Mobility becomes more seamless with the wheels. But before you forget, it is not just a walker. It is a tabletop and a storage system as well. The user can store their shawls and sweaters inside the cabinet by opening the top lid. As the top of the cabinet can be used as a tabletop, they can place their glasses, newspaper, pens, and books on it within arm’s reach.
With a sleek and multifunctional design, the Sindig Wooden Walker could be stored anywhere when not in use as it can be quickly disassembled by loosening six bolts. The disassembly also makes for easy storage. It is an effective furniture that proposes a balanced construction, breaking the boundaries of traditional walkers by providing users with seamless joy. It sheds the yoke of boring walker design by adding spice of modernity to it.
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