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Home Sweet Home Special Products Home sweet home Special Products 201 Bath shoe Rubber shoe The bath shoe is worn during showering The rubber shoe can be used for working or bathing and the user can wear in the garden, in the countryside or in the heavier design of this shoe to go factories, and it replaces the rubber swimming (in chlorine, freshwater and Wellington boot. salt water). Please note! This is not a hiking or walking Please note! This is not a hiking or shoe. walking shoe. The shoe is 100% watertight. SP701 SP700 SP702 SP710 Technical information SP701 + SP702 Method of ordering Technical information Method of delivery SP700 Choose from the following materials and The bath shoe can be ordered using the Inside:3 mm Ercoflex. The rubber shoe can be ordered using Inside: 3 mm Ercoflex. colors: standard order form. Outside: 2 mm Crepina soft. the standard order form. Outside: 4 mm thermoplastic EVA Synthetic leather: Under model, indicate “bath shoe” and Inlays: EVA material. Under model indicate “rubber shoe” material. Synthetic Lining look the corresponding product number Finish: only in a high finish with and the corresponding product number Available in the colors black (F518) and crumbled white F771 shown in the catalogue. watertight tongue. shown in the catalogue. Special Products gray (F519) 3 mm thick Synthetic Lining look smooth white F772 Indicate the height of the shoe upper. Extra: can be supplied with a steel nose. Indicate the color (black or brown). According to personal preference, before Synthetic Leather look m-brown F773 Securing stitch point: show on the last Choice: bottom and sole material – free Indicate the height of the shoe upper. delivery drill or punch holes in the facing Synthetic Leather look dark brown F774 (always laced). choice. Indicate vamp length on the last (always to allow the water to drain. Synthetic Leather look gray F775 Delivery time: maximum 21 calendar Color: available in black and brown. lace-up boot). Synthetic Leather look black F776 days. All orthopaedic devices are possible in Delivery time: maximum 21 calendar According to personal preference, before the rubber shoe. days. Special Products The inlay is manufactured from 100% EVA delivery drill or punch holes in the vamp The inside and outside of the shoe can be material (if required can be delivered, to allow the water to drain. rinsed clean with water. or we can manufacture this). The shoe 202 203 is only available in a high design and it always has Velcro, with a Poro heel add- on with Nopair outer sole. The wedge heel can, if required, be weighted with lead to enable swimming. All orthopaedic devices are possible in the bath shoe. Sock shoe House shoe The sock shoe (moulded footwear) is for The house shoe is an indoor house shoe for people who are unable to walk or who people who do not have serious orthopaedic are wheelchair-dependent, but who abnormalities. would like a little extra protection for The same foot profile is used as the profile for the SP730 their feet. orthopaedic shoes, in order to ensure pressure distribution that is as even as possible. SP720 Model SP730 is a loafer with elastic fastening. Model SP731 is a clip fastening with Velcro and loop. A lace fastening can also be added to this. Model SP732 is a low model with Velcro fastening and deep instep. SP731 SP721 SP722 SP732 Technical information Method of ordering Technical information Generally manufactured without inlays. The sock shoe can be ordered using the Available in the following materials and between the two layers of the backside. Preferably do not include any extra If required, the product can also be standard order form. colors: Then the second layer will be as large as duplicate lasts because of the additional manufactured with orthotics. Under model indicate “sock shoe” and Microfibre + Foam + Flannelette: the heel stiffener. shipping costs. If required supply No inner sole. the corresponding product number Light beige F721 a double pair of inlays or give the Lining: the entire inside is made from shown in the catalogue. Beige F722 Please note: Please take into account instruction for a 2nd pair of inlays to Special Products lining material. Indicate the color. Taupe F723 that the house shoe is a “simple” product be supplied. If a double pair of inlays Outside: can be made from any type of Indicate the height of the shoe upper. Brown F724 and therefore has different properties to is not supplied, or if the instruction is upper leather. Indicate vamp length on the last (always Black F725 orthopaedic footwear. given for a new pair of inlays, then the The anti-slip sole can also be adhered as a lace-up boot). inlays that are supplied can be reused to durable sole underneath the sock shoe. Delivery time: maximum 21 calendar Nylon Fibre + Foam + Felt: Method of ordering manufacture the house shoes. Finish: in any finish that is desired (hooks/ days. Beige F731 House shoes can only be ordered Indicate the color. Special Products rings/Velcro/zip). Blue F732 along with a delivery of a full pair of Indicate the house shoe upper height. Brown F733 orthopaedic shoes. The delivery time for Indicate vamp length on the last. Black F734 a full pair of house shoes with shoes is a Indicate the heel height (are always flat 204 205 Blue Velcro touch: F735 maximum of 28 calendar days. wedge, heel hollow). Black thermo felt: F736 The house shoes can be ordered using As standard, the house shoe has a heel the standard order form. stiffener between the two layers of the Rhenoflex heel stiffeners Under model indicate “house shoe” and backside. Additional charges apply for Poro wedge heel flat with Nopair sole 6 the corresponding product number from placing a different heel stiffener shape. mm. A heel stiffener can be placed the catalogue. A nose reinforcement is not possible. Test uppers SP750 SP752 Sizes: Sizes: 1 34-35 25 cm 30 cm 40 cm 2 36-37 1 35-36-37 1 35-36-37 1 35-36-37 3 38-39 2 38-39-40 2 38-39-40 2 38-39-40 4 40-41 3 41-42-43 3 41-42-43 3 41-42-43 5 42-43 4 44-45-46 4 44-45-46 4 44-45-46 6 44-45 7 46-47 SP751 SP753 Special Products Sizes: Sizes: 18 cm 25 cm 25 cm 30 cm 40 cm 1 35-36-37 1 35-36-37 1 35-36-37 1 35-36-37 1 35-36-37 2 38-39-40 2 38-39-40 2 38-39-40 2 38-39-40 2 38-39-40 3 41-42-43 3 41-42-43 3 41-42-43 3 41-42-43 3 41-42-43 4 44-45-46 4 44-45-46 4 44-45-46 4 44-45-46 4 44-45-46 Special Products 206 207.
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