Walking frames provide terrific support for anyone with limited mobility. View our range below from Aspire and Breezy and find out how to order. We deliver to Melbourne and Australia-wide.
When getting from room to room starts feeling harder than it should, a little extra support can go a long way. Walking frames are simple tools, but when they’re chosen well, they help people stay active, steady, and independent for longer.
At Back to Sleep, we understand mobility isn’t just about walking. It’s about confidence, freedom, and doing the everyday things that matter most – on your own terms.
A Mobility Walking Frame Isn’t Just for “Later”
A lot of people assume walking frames are only for those at the end stages of independence. The reality? A good walking frame can help you stay independent longer.
A mobility walking frame is typically used by people recovering from injury or surgery, older adults navigating age-related balance changes, or anyone experiencing unsteadiness when walking. Whether you’re moving slower than you used to or just want to prevent a fall, a mobility walking frame can make daily life safer and less exhausting.
Getting the Fit of Your Rollator Walking Frame Right
Getting the right fit is essentialfor comfort, proper movement and posture.
Do you need one that can handle wear and tear? A lightweight walking frame that folds down for travel? Or something strong to pair with your rehab plan?
We offer honest straightforward advice to assist you with your requirements, including how much support you need, and how it pairs with other essential disability aids, like foldable walking sticks, rollator walkers with seats, or in-home safety equipment.
Frames vs Rollators: Let’s Clear It Up
Still tossing up between a rollator walking frame and a standard walking frame? Here’s a quick way to think about it:
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Walking frames (with or without front wheels) are better for short, stable steps. They offer more control
and are ideal for indoor use or people who walk slowly.
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Rollators have wheels and hand brakes. They’re easier to push, often come with a built-in seat, and
are great for outdoor use or longer distances.
Some people transition between the two over time, and some use both. We can help you determine which best suits your current mobility level and your future goals.
Lightweight Walking Frames: The Real Benefits, Day to Day
The right walking frame supports:
- A steadier gait
- Reduced fall risk
- Less physical strain
- More confidence moving through the home or community
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Independence, without over-relying on family or carers
It’s about finding walking frames for elderly people that offer real support, not something that gets in the way.
No Guesswork, No Pressure
We’ve seen what happens when someone’s given the wrong mobility aid: it collects dust in a corner. Or worse, it’s used incorrectly and creates more issues.
At Back to Sleep, we can help you choose something that genuinely suits your height, mobility, home layout, and medical needs. Our team includes trained health professionals , not salespeople, so you’ll get practical, honest, straightforward advice every time.
Working with a Occupational Therapists, Case Managers, Support Co-ordinators or Physiotherapist? We can coordinate with them directly.
Looking for a Rollator Walking Frame: Try It First
We offer free trials of lightweight walking frames at either our spacious Balwyn showroom or in the comfort of your own home.
Delivery & Setup Across Melbourne
We’ll bring your new mobility walking frame straight to your door, set it up, adjust it to your height, and make sure it’s good to go. If you have other aids or home adjustments, we’ll ensure everything works together.
Our delivery zone covers Greater Melbourne, and we can usually get you booked in quickly.
Want to Talk to Someone First?
Choosing a lightweight walking frame is a big step. That’s why we offer one-on-one, obligation free 1-hour consultations at our Balwyn showroom.
You’ll have the opportunity to try different models, ask questions, and figure out what feels right for you and your daily routine. If you're supporting a loved one, we can offer advice and help to guide you through how to choose on their behalf.
We’re here to help you move through life, safely and confidently.