Stander The Stander Step
Stander The Stander Step
Estimated to be delivered between
October 12, 2026 and October 15, 2026.
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Description
Description
- Provides a secure step for added safety and confidence
- Helps to climb in and out of tall beds or reach high places
- Height adjustable handles from 27 to 32 in. tall
- Anti-slip surface and stable base supports up to 500 lbs
- Includes motion-activated LED light and storage pouch
- Versatile for reaching high places or getting in and out of high beds
- 2340
Common questions, answered
Will it work with my couch or chair?
The CouchCane and Chair Cane slide under four-legged sofas, chairs, and lift chairs (the CouchCane also lists recliners). The EZ Stand-N-Go fits couches, chairs, and recliners — it slides under the cushions or wraps around them, anchored by your body weight.
Will it slide out when someone pulls on it?
The CouchCane and Chair Cane have non-slip bases that grip the floor. The EZ Stand-N-Go anchors with your body weight on the base that slides under the cushions.
How much weight can it hold?
CouchCane: 250 lbs. Chair Cane: 250 lbs. EZ Stand-N-Go: 300 lbs; Heavy Duty: 400 lbs. Recliner Risers: 800 lbs including the furniture itself. The Stander Step: 500 lbs. The Handy Handle: 350 lbs.
CouchCane vs. Chair Cane vs. EZ Stand-N-Go — which one?
The EZ Stand-N-Go ($85.99) is the value pick — dual handles, 300-lb steel frame, works on recliners too. The Chair Cane ($129.99) is a single sturdy handle (32½–42 inches tall, 17–33 inches deep) for four-legged chairs. The CouchCane ($169.99) is the premium single-handle option — steel, 250-lb capacity, 34–40 inch handle, and it comes with a saddle bag for the remote and phone.
My dad is over 250 lbs — will the CouchCane work?
No — the CouchCane is rated for 250 lbs. Step up to the EZ Stand-N-Go (300 lbs, $85.99) or the Heavy Duty (400 lbs, $150).
Is it hard to install?
Recliner Risers need no tools. The Lever Extender installs with included hardware and no tools.
Before you buy
Check your furniture. The CouchCane and Chair Cane need four-legged sofas, chairs, or lift chairs (CouchCane also lists recliners). The EZ Stand-N-Go works on couches, chairs, and recliners by sliding under the cushions.
Check weight vs capacity. CouchCane 250, Chair Cane 250, EZ Stand-N-Go 300, Heavy Duty 400.
Don't buy the CouchCane if the user is over 250 lbs. Step up to the EZ Stand-N-Go (300 lbs, $85.99) or Heavy Duty (400 lbs, $150).
Still not sure which one fits your situation? Email us at supplyingseniors.com@gmail.com - tell us about your situation and we'll point you to the right product.
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The Stander Step is exactly what my husband needed to get on and off his bed. It is sturdy and the motion activated light adds a safety factor. It also has a pouch so he can store the TV remote and not lose it in the covers of the bed. He is very pleased with the Stander Step.
Bought this to make it easier to get into a high adjustable bed. It does not have to be fastened to a bed rail like so many other steps. The adjustable bed has no rail. It is heavy, but that makes for great stability. Would recommend it just like several of other Stander products I have purchased. Quality build. Safe products.
Bought this for my mom who suffers from MS. Very sturdy. Grips are perfectly spread for me. Never easier to get in the bed!
We purchased our Stander Step for my partner, who, after 6 weeks of hospitalization and rehab, is coming home. For now, the bed is too high for him to comfortably sit upon and get onto. This product is exactly what we need. It is sturdily built with safety in mind. It has an adjustable platform height and the platform is large enough to safely turn around on. The handles are well cushioned and adjustable. The LED light is a bonus. I assembled the Stander Step in just a few minutes using only the Allen wrench that came with it.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried out the Stander Step and it was hit and miss on several things. Too big and heavy, definitely not portable. It did it's job though, mom was able to pull up safely with little effort. Oh I love the lights.