Short Description
Standard and Wraparound rails made from powder coated steel, have been designed to fit infant toilet pans in pre schools. The rails are fixed to the rear of the toilet seat. Options include a step to assist with toilet access and restrainer straps that are used across the thighs to prevent falls.
Options
* Children's step
* Restrainer straps
Models
Throne Children's Support Rails available as
* Standard Rails
* Wraparound Rail
| Specification |
Standard |
| Load Capacity (supplier stated) |
Unknown |
| Seat Depth |
N/A |
| Seat Height |
N/A |
| Seat Width |
N/A |
| Width |
400 mm between handles |
Additional Dimensions
Handle height 190 mm
Between handles 400 mm
Height above seat 190 mm
Child back plate internal measurements 290 mm
More Details
The infant toilet pan has a width of 300mm approx at the widest section of the pan.
Model details
* The Standard rail is an upright looped rail on each side of the toilet
* The Wraparound rail is one continuous rail that extends from the sides of the toilet, then upwards and curves back and behind the user.
Option Details
Children's Step
* The Children's Step has been developed to assist children access the toilet with more independence, when used in conjunction with the Throne Toilet Rail
* The Step is attached to the side brackets of the Rail, and can fold up against the front of the pan when not in use
* The Step is height adjustable and will fit all Throne Adult and Children's Toilet Support Rails
Factors To Consider
These rails are fixed to the toilet and would impede sideways transfers on and off the toilet
Installation
* "Do it yourself" Installation instructions are provided by the supplier
* The toilet bowl, fixed screws and nuts must be in good condition
* The toilet grab rail is screwed together with the toilet seat at the rear of the toilet and held firmly to the outside of the bowl with additional rubber capped screws
* There are no movable parts once the grab rail is installed
Maintenance
Refer to supplier/manufacturer manual and instructions for all safety and maintenance details.
Standards
Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For a fact sheet about standards contact us or visit www.ilcaustralia.org/home/standards.asp
Place Of Manufacture
Australia
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