This floor reading lamp floods boasts optimum natural daylight levels (6,500k daylight) and is economical option at just 27w. This makes it the ideal companion for everyday activities such as reading as writing, along with more specific duties such as craft hobby work. It also works great for general room lighting purposes. The lamp is adjustable, and easily maneuverable to give light to a specific and preferred location for the user. Gooseneck Design Ideal visual aid for reading and for hobbyists Net weight (kg): 4.5

Our smart day-date wall clock sports an oversized 30cm face with clear numbers and distinct hands, making it easy to read from anywhere in the room. For those with sight limitations, the high contrast yellow face option is ideal. The uncluttered digital display shows the Day, Date and Month in UK format, making it a great aid for anyone living with dementia. Simple to set up, the quartz movement ensures split second accuracy, so you are always on time. AA Battery not included.

Press the large top button and this quartz analogue clock will speak the time. No need to find the light switch in the middle of the night! Both the large clear clock face and voice assists those with sight limitations. - Talking function and clear analogue face assists the visually impaired - Dual time with traditional hands and digital display - Voice announcement of time - Voice announcement of temperature - Alarm and hourly time announcement optional - Uses 2 x AA batteries (not included)

This Plug-Tug makes removing fiddly plugs less of a hassle. They are easy to attach and use. They help you identify confusing wires and plugs as it includes a range of stickers, labels and a marker pen. Single pack contains 10 Plug Tugs.

People who need to use a locked disabled loo can now be confident that these toilets will be available to meet their needs.These toilets are those with wide entrances and disability symbols on the door.Toilets fitted with RADAR locks can now be found in shopping centres, pubs, cafés, parks, footpaths, airports, stations and many other locations across the UK.Unlike regular public toilets, these loos are often locked and are regularly only available for use on request.Sods law says that when you really need to use it, the only compatible key is nowhere to be found!The Radar Key Scheme enables these disabled toilets to be locked, to prevent vandalism and misuse.

Curved handle fits comfortably in the hand and allows for easy turning. The heavy-duty plastic handle of the Key Turner III provides extra leverage for easy turning. Ideal for persons with arthritis or a weak grip. Holds three keys. Fold the keys into the handle when not in use. The Key Turner III measures 120mm (4 ") long, 22mm ( ") wide, with a 100mm (4 ") circumference.

The GripLock benefits from an innovative locking mechanism that allows the jaws to be locked in place once an item is gripped, enabling the user to concentrate their efforts on moving the object, rather than maintaining their grip of the item. There are three main functions of the lock: Standard Lock – The standard locking feature allows the lock to be engaged using either the thumb or hand to turn the locking catch. This allows the user to grip an object then engage the lock once they have achieved a secure hold Grip & Hold – This innovative function allows the lock to be set so that as the trigger is squeezed, the jaws automatically lock. This is ideal for anyone who lacks the dexterity to use the lock catch when gripping an item, and is also very useful for gaining a tighter hold on an item that has already been gripped Fine Tune Grip – a useful feature that allows the jaws to be locked half way so they have a smaller range of movement. This is a useful function when picking up smaller objects as it allows a more precise grip and allows the reacher to retrieve items from tight spaces.