A standing transfer trolley enables a carer to transfer a client from a chair or a wheelchair to a toilet. It is intended for people who can stand but have difficulty walking. The client stands on the footrest and holds the handlebar for support. Some standing transfer trolleys have seats that can drop down for clients to sit on during transfers. The trolleys are then moved by carers to the locations required. The standing trolley is useful for rehabilitation. It is easy to use and encourages some mobility. It provides an option between mobilising with some assistance and a sit to stand hoist 

A framed turning platform enables a client to stand during a move from seat to seat. The framed turning platform may have cushioned knee pads for the client to brace against during the move. The client puts their feet on the turntable and pulls themselves up to standing using the handholds. The carer then turns the platform and the client sits down in the new position. The client’s feet must be placed centrally on the turntable or framed turning platform so that the rotation through the transfer is smooth. Care is needed as these items can rotate unpredictably if not controlled. The turning platform should have a foot‑operated brake that is engaged when the carer steps down on the outer edge of the turntable.