Plastic key holder

- enables people with impaired hand function to unlock the apartment door independently

The user inserts the key into the keyhole using an enlarged grip on the key.

The user inserts the key in the keyhole using the key holder

The Key holder sits comfortably in the user’s hand and makes it easier to turn keys.

Users comments
The user inserts the key with straight key holder. To turn the key, he bends the key holder in order to achieve better leverage.

Purchased from
In Sweden outlets such as Rehabshop, rehabshop.se (last checked April 2020)

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The user

The user turns the key using an enlarged grip

The user turns the key using the key holder

The user turns the key using an enlarged gripThe user turns the key using the key holder

The user turns the key using an enlarged grip

The user turns the key using the key holder

Plastic key grip attached to the key

Plastic key holder

Author: Alex

Alex bor i lägenhet. Han skadade sig 1997 och har en tetraplegi. Han har personlig assistans.
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Type of disability

High tetraplegia with partial function in arms/hands (C5-6)

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