A One-Handed Board on a kitchen bench: a whole tomato held on the board's short steel pins while an older person's hand rocks the ulu knife through it, using one hand.

STILL ABLE · DAILY LIVING AIDS

Still doing it yourself.

Kitchen tools made for people living with arthritis or limited mobility, and anyone recovering from surgery. They do the twisting, gripping and holding, so making your own meals stays up to you.

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The One-Handed Board with its loose positioning block, ulu knife and bamboo blade cover on a timber kitchen bench

OUR HERO PRODUCT · THE ONE-HANDED BOARD

The board holds the food. You do the cutting.

Cutting is a two-handed job until something holds the food for you. Press an onion, a potato or an apple onto the short steel pins and it stays put, so one hand is all you need.

Round veg stops rolling. The pins hold it still while you cut.
Bread stays put for buttering, pushed into the raised corner.
The rocking ulu knife cuts with your arm, not your grip.
Non-slip feet keep the board where you put it.

We sell it because holding the food is the job that quietly stops people cooking, and this board gives it back. It comes with the ulu knife and its blade cover, and you get 30 days to try it at home.

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Free delivery over $89

Ships from Australia in 2–5 business days — not three weeks from overseas. Express is free over $199.

Thirty days to try it properly

If it doesn’t help, send it back and we’ll refund you.

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Email us and one of us replies — usually the same day, never a chatbot.

Why Still Able?

Still In Charge

Open, cut and eat
without asking.

Just Press Once

The opener does
the twisting.

Pay With NDIS

Under $1,500, so
no quotes needed.

Try At Home

Use it for 30 days.
No help? Return it.

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Independence isn't doing everything alone. It's having the right tools so you don't have to ask.

The story behind Still Able

The Easy-Grip Cutlery Set laid on a timber table with linen and a plate

NDIS-friendly. Everything here sits under the $1,500 low-cost assistive technology threshold — self-managed and plan-managed participants can buy today. No quotes, no pre-approval, no waiting.

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