The plate with special features combines three functions in one. If only one hand is available or motor skills are limited, the user can continue to eat independently. The sloped base of the plate collects food such as soup, peas or yoghurt and muesli at the lowest point. An overhang in the edge of the plate helps to push the food onto the spoon or fork. And an non-slip ring in the base of the plate keeps the plate firmly on the table when spooning against the overhang. Thanks to the hidden functions, the plate can be used completely intuitively and does not need to be aligned, as it works for every spoon guide and for left and right-handed users. There is also a noticeable mark under the rim - a blind spot.
June 2, 2021 13:38
Fantastic Support
My granny was living with an advanced dementia for almost eight years and eating independently has become difficult for her. Then we discovered the dementia set from Ornamin and in particular the plate with sloped base. My grandma has been able to eat her much-loved stews and soups again by herself and even put on weight before she died. With the usual aids she didn't feel comfortable, as she felt and knew they have been adaptive plates and cups. With the aids from Ornamin, she couldn't feel nor see a difference to "normal" tableware and didn't feel ashamed anymore while eating and drinking in front of us. I can only highly recommend the sloped base plate series!
