Anker says about SINDIG
“I wanted to create a walker with as few elements as possible that could question how we look at and talk about the walker. At the same time, I wanted to show the possibilities of wood when pushed to the limits.

It is one of the most challenging pieces of furniture to design. The construction is complicated, it has to fulfil many functions and is expensive to manufacture.

I felt that if I could change our perception of the walker, I could help change how the industry sees it.
So SINDIG is both a hypothesis and a question I pass on.”

With SINDIG, Anker wanted to change how we perceive the walker and invite designers to think outside the box and challenge the conventions affiliated with traditional walkers.

Whether through old age or disability, many people will benefit from a walker to provide stability through both hands at some point.
It is an essential piece of Everyday Assistive Furniture (EAF) that can help extend the years we move around by ourselves.

Anker designed a walker that users could appreciate and take pride in using. A piece of furniture that is not only concerned with function but also aesthetics, independence and quality of life.

Product information
SINDIG is the combination of an engineering task and design vision.

The walker is made from solid oak milled hollow, hiding the brake mechanism cables for a clean and honest look.

The height-adjustable handles ensure every user can have optimal posture when walking, and for convenience, the walker can be quickly disassembled by simply loosening six bolts.

In SINDIG, organic form and stable construction come together, proposing a paradigm shift in how we perceive the walker.