Green 28cm Large Non-Slip Board QTY 1

Eating independently with one hand with the ORNAMIN eating board, even people with limited hand mobility can prepare their bread independently and comfortably - both left- and right-handed. The raised edge on three sides prevents the bread slice from slipping. In addition, the anti-slip coating on both sides of the plastic board provides a secure hold, as it cannot be moved around on the table. This combination makes it easier to spread the bread. This also makes it possible for people with physical disabilities to eat independently. The recesses on the edge also make it easy to remove the breakfast board from the table and stack it in a simple and space-saving way. In contrast to the more compact breakfast board (model 900), this breakfast board offers a larger usable surface.Tableware for every diseasesThe ORNAMIN preparation aid (model 960) complements the dishwasher-safe chopping board. It gives both bread rolls and cucumbers, apples, cheese or other foods a perfect grip when cutting and preparing food. It can be attached to the three raised edges of the chopping board with just one hand. Thanks to the practical tab, the preparation aid can be removed just as easily. It sits firmly on the raised edge of the chopping board so that nothing slips when cutting and smearing. The board is a practical special eating aid for seniors or people with handicaps, in care, with illnesses such as stroke, Alzheimer's, dementia, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.For home and professional careThe chopping board belongs to the tableware series with trick and was specially developed for people with limited hand mobility or handicaps. Therefore, it is especially used in hospitals as well as old people's and nursing homes. Sometimes, however, you only have one hand free for other reasons, for example if you have an arm in plaster or a child in your arms. The chopping board is also ideal for children, because the raised edges give small and clumsy hands alike more security when lubricating and placing food on the board.