Single Key Turner

Performance Health

£5.34
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SKU:
BIL1213
UPC:
5055480518861

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This Single Key Turner has been carefully designed for those with a weakened grip or reduced dexterity. Providing additional leverage and a secure grip, it allows the user to easily hold and turn a key. It is suitable for use with most key types including yale and mortice keys. For added convenience, it can be folded back into the handle when not in use. 

Single Key Turner Information:

  • Perfect for those with a weakened grip or reduced dexterity
  • Suitable for use with single yale or mortice style key
  • Simple yet effective design
  • Delivers excellent value for money
  • Chunky, easy grip handle
  • Brass fittings for additional security
  • Designed to hold a single key
  • Key Turner weight: 40 gms (1.4 oz)

What is a key turner for the elderly?

A key turner for the elderly is an assistive device designed to make it easier for older adults or individuals with limited hand strength or dexterity to grip and turn keys. These devices typically consist of a plastic or metal frame with slots or openings where standard keys can be inserted. The key turner provides a larger, more ergonomic surface for gripping, allowing users to turn keys with less effort and strain on their hands and fingers.

Key turners often feature additional features such as:

  • Wider handles: The handles are designed to be wider and easier to grasp, reducing the need for fine motor skills and making it easier to apply pressure when turning the key.
  • Textured or rubberised surfaces: Some key turners have textured or rubberised surfaces on the handles to provide better grip and prevent slipping, especially for users with arthritis or limited hand strength.
  • Multiple key slots: Many key turners can hold multiple keys, allowing users to organise and carry several keys at once while still providing ease of use.

Overall, key turners for the elderly are simple yet effective tools that promote independence and accessibility by making everyday tasks like unlocking doors more manageable for individuals with limited hand function or mobility.