Premium Indoor Rollator

Support for diseases such as multiple sclerosis

There are a number of diseases in which motor skills are limited. People with multiple sclerosis, for example, lose more and more control over their muscles and motor skills. Muscle strength dwindles and the body quickly becomes exhausted. An indoor rollator helps to provide support and a place to sit in the event of a sudden loss of strength. The advantage over a normal chair or stool: even when seated, you are still mobile and can stroll around the home with very little effort.

Take a look at the interview with MS patient and happy indoor rollator user Claudius.

3. Your left and right hand are not equally usable

Whether it's due to age, illness, or because you've injured one hand, sometimes things as simple as applying the brake handle can be a challenge. We've taken this a step further by adding two braking options to the indoor rollator. So you can safely and easily brake it or put it in park position.

Braking with both hands

As you may know it from the classic rollator, the indoor rollator has two brake handles, left and right on the frame. Here you can use both hands to brake the rollator evenly. An anti-slip cork TPE coating and the extra long brake handles ensure that your hands are secure and you can easily reach the handles.

Alternatively, you can use the brake bar to slow down the rollator. With both hands, you can grab it at any position on the bar and pull it up.

Operating the parking brake with one or both hands

You want to park the rollator safely and activate the parking brake? With the Premium Rollator, this is easily done with one hand. You can grasp the brake bar on either side of the bar and bring it into the parking position. One hand is all you need to pull the bar up to lock it or push it down to release the brake.

Alternatively, you can use the two brake handles to activate the parking brake. Simply push down and the rollator will be stationary.

Since the Premium Rollator's brake bar and brake handles share a common braking system, the other brake option will move with you when you use it.

4. You need help with transporting and stowing everyday objects

The meal is prepared, everything is ready in the kitchen. But unfortunately your dining table is in the living room and you now have to balance everything over individually. The laundry is freshly washed in the hamper and just waiting to be folded? But the most convenient place to do it is in the living room? In both situations, you're faced with the challenge of trying to move something from A to B, so your hands are full. You might trip, lose your balance, or not have enough energy to walk from room to room multiple times. This is where the convertibility of the indoor rollator comes into its own! In an instant, depending on the accessories, it transforms into a serving cart, a rolling cabinet and much more.

One rollator - many possible uses

Of course, an indoor rollator - as the name promises - should serve you well as a rollator. But if it can be used in other ways as well, that's what makes it a real Saljol Indoor Rollator! Because our indoor rollator is designed so that its function can be extended with various accessories.

Serving trolley, comfortable seat and storage space

• Turn your indoor rollator into a stylish and high-quality serving trolley with the real wood tray. You can use it to bring a complete menu from the kitchen to the dining room and directly to the table. It can hold up to 20 kg.
• Treat yourself to an even more comfortable seat thanks to the back cushion and upholstered seat. It is also suitable as a guest chair if you have too few seating options.
• Turn your indoor rollator into a rollable storage space for books, magazines, glasses or clothes by attaching the foldable cabinet or practical bag. Use it as a bedside table or side table.

The available accessories are simply hooked in. You don't need any screws or tools.