Pot with large handles

Easy-grip handles, appropriate for persons with impaired hand function

Dela
Dela

Pot with large handles

Pot made of a blend of cast-iron and titanium, with large insulated handles with a hole on each side.

Users comments
Cast-iron pots and pans are heavy, but they are better balanced, easier to pull across level surfaces, and most of all, they stay still when stirring.

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The user grabs the pot by inserting the middle finger into the handle.

Author: Susanne

Susanne bor i lägenhet och studerar och arbetar som frilans (heltid). Hon skadade sig 1982 och har en hög ryggmärgskada (C5). Genom handkirurgi fick hon ett pinchgrepp i vä hand. Hon har personlig assistans genom LASS. Efter tipsinsamlingen har hon flyttat till en ny lägenhet.

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Type of disability

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

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