Homecraft One Handed Spreading Board – Adaptive Kitchen Aid for Butter, Jam & Food Prep – Ideal for Elderly, Disabled, Stroke Recovery, Amputees and One Hand Use – Lightweight, Non Slip Plastic

Product Description Regain confidence and independence in the kitchen with the Homecraft One-Handed Spreading Board. Whether you're spreading butter, jam, or prepping food, this adaptive aid provides reliable support for users who have use of only one hand due to stroke, disability, or injury. The durable plastic board features an L-shaped raised corner to hold bread or food securely while spreading, and includes optional stainless steel spikes (if used) for extra stability when chopping or slicing. The non-slip design makes it ideal for individuals with limited hand function, including the elderly, amputees, and those with arthritis. Measuring 18 x 25.6 cm, the compact board is lightweight, portable, and easy to store. Its simple yet functional design promotes independent eating and food preparation at home, in care facilities, or during rehabilitation. Trust Homecraft for high-quality adaptive aids that make everyday tasks easier and more accessible for everyone. Set Contains: 1x Plastic Spreading Board

• One-Handed Support for Independent Eating – Designed with an L-shaped raised corner and optional stainless steel spikes to help stabilise bread or other food while spreading, slicing, or chopping.
• Simple and Safe to Use – The raised edge holds food securely in place, reducing the need for two-handed coordination, ideal for users with limited mobility in one arm or hand.
• Durable One Piece Construction – Made from lightweight, hygienic plastic for everyday use in the kitchen or at mealtimes; easy to clean by hand washing.
• Portable and Practical for Daily Living – Compact design (18 x 25.6 cm) makes it easy to transport or store; suitable for use at home or in assisted living environments.
• Essential Dining Aid for Disabilities – Perfect for elderly users, stroke survivors, amputees, or individuals with arthritis, hemiparesis, or recovering from injury.