Included are, e.g. walking chairs.

Devices supporting the user when walking, used singly or in pairs, each manipulated. by one of the arms or hands. Accessories for assistive products for walking, see >12 07

Hand-held devices providing support and balance when walking, comprising handgrip without a forearm support, shaft and one tip. Included are, e.g. hiking poles. Multi-tip walking sticks, see 12 03 16. Guide canes and symbol canes for orientation, see 12 08.

Devices that provide support for persons with difficulties in walking

Hand-held devices providing support and balance when walking, comprising elbow support, shaft, handgrip and tip(s)

Hand-held devices providing support and balance when walking, comprising horizontal. support for the forearm, hand grip, shaft and one tip

Hand-held devices providing support and balance when walking, comprising axilla support, shaft, handgrip and tip(s)

Walking devices providing support and balance which have a handgrip, shaft and three or more legs with tips.

Devices providing support when walking that have a hand grip without a forearm support, shaft(s), one or more tips (ferrules) and a seat, usually folding, attached to the hand grip or shaft.

Walking frames for stabilization that are manipulated with one arm and held at the side of the body; they have four legs with tips (ferrules), one or two handles. Walking frames, see >120603

Walking sticks and crutches with wheels or castors instead of tips.

Devices supporting the user when walking, manipulated by either both arms, the upper body, or by other means. Accessories for assistive products for walking, see 12 07. Trolleys, see 24 36 12.

Frames which a person lifts to move, that enable to support full body weight and to maintain stability and balance while walking or standing, that have hand grips, do not provide forearm support, and with either four legs with tips or two legs with tips and two legs with castors/wheels. Included are, e.g. rigid and articulated walking frames. Lateral support frames, see 12 03 21.

Walking devices which can be moved by pushing or pulling, that enable a person to maintain stability and balance while walking, and have hand grips and three or more legs with castors/wheels. Included are, e.g. rollators with a seat for resting, knee walkers, reverse rollators that are pulled with the opening in the front.

Frames which can be moved by pushing and/or lifting that enable a person to improve stability and balance while walking and standing, with hand grips, without forearm supports and with four or more wheels.

Devices with wheels and seat or sling that support the body when walking, with or without forearm support. Manually powered stand-on mobility devices, see 12 27 24.

Devices with wheels and tips and a supporting table or forearm support, pushed forward by both arms, possibly in combination with the upper body

Devices designed for use with assistive products for walking with a specific purpose

Products that fit over the bottom of walking sticks, canes or crutches or the ends of walking frame or rollator legs to enhance the stability of the assistive product for walking. Included are, e.g. tips with additional anti-slip material, tips for walking on ice, flexible tips.

Absorbers for crutches-hangers-tripods-sticks. System that absorb impacts and shocks reducing the load on the joints

Devices that enable a person to grasp securely a walking stick, cane, crutch, walking. frame or rollator. Included are, e.g. adjusted grips, grips with anti-slip material, grips of special material. such as foam. Grip adapters and attachments, see >241806

Products attached to an assistive product for walking that support specific body parts so that the user remains properly positioned while the product is in use. Included are, e.g. underarm supports, back supports, head supports, safety belts. Assistive products for body stabilization, see >09 07

Products, e.g. pads and cushions, that can be added to walking sticks, canes, crutches, walking frames, rollators and walking tables to protect the user from bruising or skin injury caused by repeated contact with a specific part of the assistive product for walking. Body-worn assistive products for body protection, see 09 06.

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Seats that can be added to canes, walking frames, rollators and walking tables that can support the weight of the person using the assistive product for walking. Included are, e.g. foldable and non-foldable solid seats for rollators, sling seats for rollators and walking tables.

Included are, e.g. baskets, pouches, hooks, lay trays, tables, bags, holders for oxygen units, holders for umbrellas. Suspenders and fastening devices for urine collectors, see 09 27 13. Products to hold assistive products for walking in place when not in use, see 12 07 27.

Devices to fix in place a walking stick, cane, crutch or walking frame. Included are, e.g. walking stick holders or cane holders attached to a table. Devices attached to wheelchairs to hold or carry objects, see 12 24 42.

Products added to assistive products for walking to enable the user to go in a desired direction and to control speed. Included are, e.g. push bars, anti-swivelling wheels, devices to overcome thresholds and curbs, brakes.

Devices that can be added or attached to a rollator or walking frame to increase the height of assistive products for walking

Devices that can be attached to an assistive product for walking to illuminate its surroundings or to mark its position. Included are, e.g. reflectors.

Wheels that can be added to a walking frame with two wheels or a rollator to replace existing wheels, or wheels that can be attached to a walking frame on legs not originally equipped with wheels. Included are, e.g. wheels that include a portion of the le

Units that can be attached to assistive products for walking, and that propel wheels or that can adjust height, width, folding or walking orientation.

Tactile canes for navigation or identification of the surroundings used by a person with a visual impairment. Assistive products for walking, manipulated by one arm, see 12 03.

Long canes for navigation and identification while walking.

Short symbol canes used primarily to alert others about the user's visual impairment.

Including, e.g. tips, wrist straps, handles, reflectors.

Automobiles, vans and trucks for personal use and vans for use in public transportation that are manufactured to accommodate operators or passengers with disability. Carts, trucks and lorries for workplaces, see 28 06 04. Assistive products for camping an

Cars, vans and pick-up trucks that enable drivers or passengers to enter and exit by lowering the vehicle’s chassis to bring the floor of the vehicle to ground level.

Motorized vehicles with a restricted maximum speed for use on public roads; used in some countries to allow a person to drive without a driver’s licence.

Cars, vans and pick-up trucks that are originally equipped with a high roof to accommodate a person in a wheelchair inside of the vehicle.

Vehicles intended to transport groups of people as part of a public or commercial transit system. Included are, e.g. buses, rail cars, airplanes, trams.

Buses that enable passengers to enter and exit by lowering the vehicle’s chassis to bring the floor of the vehicle to ground level.

Train cars that have a lowered floor to facilitate entry and exit of the train with or without the use of a ramp. Included are, e.g. subway cars, trams.

Products that can be added to vehicles or modifications made to vehicles that either enable the vehicle to be operated by persons with disability or permit persons with disability to enter, exit or ride in the vehicle safely. Assistive products for campin

Products and modifications that assist the operator to vary the speed of the vehicle, including slowing down and stopping it. Included are, e.g. running brakes, parking brakes.

Products and modifications that can be added to a motor vehicle that assist the operator to manoeuvre a vehicle. Included are, e.g. steering-wheel knobs, servosystems for steering, extensions of the steering column.

Included are, e.g. products relating to the use of adjustable mirrors, door locks, windscreen wipers, indicators, turn signals, lights. Signalling devices, see 22 29 03.

Devices for restraining a person in a vehicle to enhance safety during travel. Included are, e.g. three- and four-point seat belts and belt vests added to a vehicle’s seat, seat belts that attach to a vehicle to restrain a passenger who is seated in a wheelchair within the vehicle. Seat belts, belts and harnesses for body stabilization, see 09 07 03.

Devices designed either to enable a person to get into or out of a seat in a motor vehicle, or for supporting a person who is seated during travel. Included are, e.g. child safety seats, swivelling seats, elevating seats, sliding seats.

Equipment installed in a vehicle for lifting a person into or out of a vehicle. Assistive products for changing body position, see >12 31. Assistive products for lifting persons, see >12 36. Removable grab rails and handgrips, see >181810

Devices for lifting a person and a wheelchair in which he/she is seated into or out of a vehicle or to allow a person in a wheelchair to roll into a vehicle. Included are, e.g. hoists to transfer a person in a wheelchair into or out of a vehicle, ramps installed in a vehicle to facilitate the loading or unloading of an occupied wheelchair, lifting platforms installed in a vehicle to facilitate the loading or unloading of an occupied wheelchair. Cars, vans and pick-up trucks with height-adjustable chassis, see 12 10 03. Portable ramps, see 18 30 15.

Devices for lifting and positioning an unoccupied wheelchair onto or inside a vehicle. Included are, e.g. car hoists and winches for wheelchair.

Device for loading the wheelchair onto or into a car.

Devices for securing a wheelchair in a vehicle. Included are, e.g. wheelchair tie-downs.

Modifications to a vehicle’s chassis, frame or other systems to increase its accessibility, usability or comfort for an operator or a passenger with a disability. Included are, e.g. raised roofs, enlarged windows, suspension systems.

Racks or frames that can be mounted on the roof or the back of a vehicle to transport an unoccupied wheelchair or trailers that can be attached to the rear of a vehicle that are specifically designed to transport one or more wheelchairs. Included are, e.g. products to transport scooters.

Stand-on motorized vehicle, see 12 17 06.

Included are, e.g. stand-on mobility devices, snowmobiles, snow scooters, all-terrain. vehicles, go-carts. Low-speed cars, see >121006. Diverse human powered vehicles, see >12 27

Powered devices, operated by an attendant and not attached or connected to the stairs or the walls or ceiling adjacent to a stairway, intended to transport a person by climbing. up or down stairs. Included are, e.g. powered emergency evacuation carriers. Stair-climbing powered wheelchairs, see >122315. Devices to which a wheelchair is attached that facilitate movement up and down. stairs, see >122439. Assistive products for vertical accessibility, see >18 30

Vehicles that are driven by the user standing on them; they have two or more wheels, handlebar and a base to stand on and may have a small seat for resting. Mopeds and motorcycles, see 12 16.

Included are, e.g. all-terrain vehicles, four wheelers, snowmobiles, snow scooters, go-carts.

Included are, e.g. power-assisted cycles.

Pedal-propelled, two-wheeled cycles for one person

Bicycles that place the rider in a reclining position.

Hand-propelled, two-wheeled cycles for one person

Cycles with three or more wheels for one person, pedal propelled. Included are, e.g. carrier cycles.

Prearranged or customizable systems that can provide for the combined use of both propulsions.

Hand-propelled cycles with three or four wheels

Devices with two or more seats to allow riding for more than one person, pedal-propelled

Additions or changes made to cycles to facilitate their operation. Included are, e.g. additional motors, trainer wheels..

Trailers to attach to cycles for carrying cargo.

Devices providing wheeled mobility with a seating support system for a person with limitation in mobility and that rely on an occupant or an assistant to provide power for the operation. Included are, e.g. stand-up manual wheelchairs (wheelchairs that enable a person to raise and maintain a standing position), reclining manual wheelchairs, snow wheelchairs, beach wheelchairs, wheelchairs for use in a pool, wheelchair frames. Commode chairs, see 09 12 03. Shower chairs with and without wheels, see 09 33 07. Transportation chairs, see 12 27 04. Modular seating systems, see 18 09 39.

Wheelchairs designed to be propelled and steered by the occupant, by pushing with both hands, on the wheels or on the handrims of the wheels. Included are, e.g. front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive wheelchairs.

Wheelchairs designed to be propelled and steered by the occupant using two-hand operated levers. Propulsion units for manual wheelchairs, see 12 24 09.

Wheelchairs designed to be propelled by the occupant using only one hand. Included are, e.g. one-hand lever-drive wheelchairs, one handrim-drive wheelchairs. Propulsion units for manual wheelchairs, see 12 24 09.

Occupant operated wheelchairs with a combination of human power and electrical power, where the activation of the electrical power is through application of a torque, displacement or force to the handrims. Propulsion units for manual wheelchairs, see 12 2

Wheelchairs designed to be propelled and steered by contact of the occupant’s foot or feet with the floor. Walking chairs, see 12 06 09.

Manual wheelchairs intended to be pushed and steered by an assistant, by pushing with both hands on the push handles of the wheelchair. Transportation chairs, see 12 27 04. Modular seating systems, see 18 09 39.

Wheelchairs designed to be propelled and steered by an assistant by pushing with both hands on the push handles of the wheelchair, with one or two electric mechanisms to help rotate one or both of the wheels. Propulsion units for manual wheelchairs, see 1

Manual wheelchairs that can safely climb and descend stairs, possibly operated by an assistant, while occupied by the occupant. Powered stair-climbing transporters, see 12 17 03.

Devices with powered propulsion, intended to provide wheeled mobility with a seating support system for a person with limitation in mobility; the motor power is derived from an integral source of electric or combustion power. Included are, e.g. stand-up powered wheelchairs (wheelchairs that are capable of raising and maintaining a person in a standing position), reclining powered wheelchairs, wheelchairs with elevating or tilt-in-space seats, snow wheelchairs, beach wheelchairs, wheelchair power units. Modular seating systems, see 18 09 39.

Wheelchairs powered by electricity, with control of direction (steering) by mechanically. changing the orientation of the pivot drive wheel(s) without powered assistance. Included are, e.g. scooters.

Electrically powered wheelchairs activated with an electronic controller by the occupant. Included are, e.g. self-balancing wheelchairs. Assistant-controlled electrically powered wheelchairs, see 12 23 12. Modular seating systems, see 18 09 39.

Wheelchairs powered by a combustion engine

Electrically powered wheelchairs manoeuvred by an assistant with an electronic controller or a remote controller. Push wheelchairs, see 12 22 18. Steering and control systems for wheelchairs, see 12 24 03.

Electrically powered wheelchairs that can safely climb and descend stairs while occupied and operated by the occupant. Powered stair-climbing transporters, see >121703

Two-wheeled powered wheelchairs maintaining balance without casters and being manoeuvred through the body movements of the occupant or a joystick.

Devices related to the use of wheelchairs. Assistive products for transferring person seated in wheelchair into or out of vehicles, see 12 12 18. Assistive products for loading unoccupied wheelchairs onto or into vehicles, see 12 12 21. Assistive products for fastening wheelchairs in vehicles, see 12 12 24. Powered stair-climbing transporters, see 12 17 03. Accessories for wheelchair seating, see 12 25.

Devices for controlling a wheelchair’s movements and its direction of travel.

Devices that are added to a manual wheelchair to propel the wheelchair with or without human propulsion. Included are, e.g. add-on power kits used for propulsion. Pivot drive wheels units, see 12 24 48

Devices added to a manual wheelchair to transform it into a handbike, hand-propelled. Hand-propelled tricycles and quadricycles, see >121809

Devices that can be attached to a wheelchair to illuminate the wheelchair’s surroundings or to mark the position of the wheelchair. Included are, e.g. wheelchair safety flags, reflectors.

Devices for slowing down or stopping a wheelchair or holding it in a fixed position.

Included are, e.g. snow runners, hub caps.

Devices to supply electric power to a wheelchair

Included are, e.g. wheelchair cleaning systems, brushes for wheelchair tires.

Included are, e.g. umbrellas and canopies for wheelchairs.

Carts and other types of vehicles, manually or electrically powered, to which a wheelchair can be securely fastened that allow the wheelchair, while occupied, to climb and descend stairs safely. Powered stair-climbing transporters, see 12 17 03. Stair-climbing powered wheelchairs, see 12 23 15. Assistive products for vertical accessibility, see 18 30.

Products that are fixed to a wheelchair to carry one or more objects. Included are, e.g. pouches, baskets and cases that are attached to a wheelchair, cane and crutch holders, walker carriers, trailers for wheelchairs. Trailers for cycles, see 12 18 24.

Included are, e.g. rear view mirrors, cameras.

Removable propulsion wheel units that can be clamped/assembled in front of the frame of a manual wheelchair and that transmit drive power and that steer the manual wheelchair by changing its angular orientation to the wheelchair frame. Propulsion units for manual wheelchairs, see 12 24 09

Accessories for providing support for the sitting position in wheelchairs. Included are, e.g. lap trays for attaching to the wheelchair.

Accessories that are interchangeable with the original back support of the wheelchair. Included are, e.g. components of back supports and brackets for mounting. Back cushions and back pads for tissue integrity, see 04 33 04. Back cushions and back pads, see 18 10 03

Cushions and other devices that are placed on a seat to correct and maintain a stable sitting position. Seat cushions and underlays for tissue integrity, see 04 33 03.

Included are, e.g. arm troughs. Arm supports to permit manual activities, see 24 18 27.

Supports for stabilizing a person’s head while seated in a wheelchair. Included are, e.g. components of head supports and brackets for mounting.

Included are, e.g. leg supports, foot supports, footplates, stump supports that are attached to a wheelchair, abductors, adductors, knee separators. Leg rests and foot rests for sitting furniture, see 18 10 15.

Devices that are attached to or incorporated into a wheelchair to provide support to, or to stabilize, a person’s shoulders, torso, hips or pelvic region when sitting. Assistive products for body stabilization, see 09 07.

Products that can be attached to a wheelchair or placed on the lap of a sitting person that provide a flat surface that may stabilize the sitting position and on which activities can be carried out or objects can be placed. Assistive products for carrying

Cycles, see 12 18. Manual wheelchairs, see 12 22.

Devices for short distance transportation of a person in a sitting position, manoeuvred and controlled by an assistant. Included are, e.g. emergency evacuation chairs, transport chairs adapted for climbing or descending stairs. Push wheelchairs, see 12 22 18.

Wheeled devices for carrying one or more person(s) in a lying or sitting position, designed to be manoeuvred and controlled by an assistant. Included are, e.g. prams and buggies for adults.

Devices for conveying a person over ice and snow, mounted on runners with or without wheels. Included are, e.g. kick-sledges.

Wheeled devices on which a person lies or sits and moves by pushing on the floor. with the arms or legs

Pedal cars are small car-shaped vehicles propelled by pedals; playing carts are wheeled toys for sitting on or in, to enable mobility.

Manually propelled mobile platforms designed to transport a person in a lying position.

Sit-on vehicle with saddle and handlebars, propelled by pushing with the feet.

Stand-on vehicle with handlebars propelled by pushing with one foot.

Devices that are propelled by the occupant using the arms and are used in a standing position only. Standing frames and supports for standing, see 04 48 39.

Hoists to transfer person into or out of vehicles without wheelchair, see >121215. Assistive products for transferring person seated in wheelchair into or out of vehicles, see >121218. Assistive products for lifting persons, see >12 36. Supporting handrails and grab bars, see >18 18. Assistive products for vertical accessibility, see >18 30

Devices for changing position or direction of a person using sliding and turning techniques. Included are, e.g. sliding boards, sliding mats, turning sheets, turning cushions.

Devices to assist a person in a standing or near-standing position to make a rotating movement where the feet are placed on the device when moving.

Devices to support a person rising from a sitting or lying position (e.g. from a bed or chair). Rails for self-lifting to be fixed to beds, see >181228

Devices, fixed at one end, for assisting a person to change his/her body position step by step

Devices for assisting a person to move another person manually.

Devices for moving a person from one place to another carried by one or more assistants.

Devices for moving a standing person a short horizontal distance

Transfer equipment for lifting a person from the floor to e.g. a bed or to a sitting position wherefrom standing up may be possible. Assistive products for lifting persons, see >12 36

Equipment for transferring by lifting and (re)positioning a person to enable an intended activity. Hoists to transfer person into or out of vehicles without wheelchair, see 12 12 15. Assistive products for transferring person seated in wheelchair into or

Equipment for transferring by lifting and freely moving a person in a sitting, near-sitting and semi-lying position; the body support unit consists of slings.

Equipment for transferring and repositioning a person from a sitting position into an upright standing position; the equipment can be moved around freely; the body support consists of slings, a foot support and leg or knee support.

Equipment for transferring by lifting and freely moving a person in a sitting position; the body support unit consists of a solid seat, a spade seat or equivalent

Equipment for transferring by lifting and freely moving a person in a lying position; the body support unit is vertically adjustable but not horizontally revolving

Equipment for transferring by lifting and moving a person in a specific location. Included are, e.g. lifts for swimming pools.

Equipment for transferring by lifting a person in an area limited by the system. Included are, e.g. bathtub hoists. Toilet seats with built-in raising mechanism to assist standing up and sitting down, see 09 12 21. Hoists to transfer person into or out of vehicles without wheelchair, see 12 12 15. Assistive products for transferring a person seated in wheelchair into or out of vehicles, see 12 12 18.

Equipment for transferring by lifting and moving a person freely or in an area limited by the system.

Hoists mounted on a free standing frame

Devices for providing support to a person being lifted in a hoist. Included are, e.g. slings, seats, stretchers, toilet seats for mobile and stationary hoists for transfer of persons.