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How Hannah Ensor used her disabilities to create a business

Earlier this year, we launched our new shop, selling a wide range of stylish disability living aids. We only supply high-quality products from trusted suppliers, many of whom have created their products based on their experiences as a disabled person. That is certainly true of Hannah Ensor, founder of Stickman Communications. Find out more about […]

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Happy Accessibility disabled sign vinyl sticker

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A 10cm square durable vinyl sticker featuring Hannah Ensor’s joyous ‘Happy Accessibility’ design, a happy, positive version of the standard disabled sign or wheelchair symbol.

Ideal for denoting accessibility on signs, doors, lifts and the like, as well as perfectly suited to use on the outside of cars and other vehicles.

Can be used with the ‘Disability is not always obvious’ sticker on accessible bathroom doors to remind people that just because you can’t see a reason for someone to use it, doesn’t mean they don’t have one.

This durable sticker has a non-permanent adhesive back and should stick well to smooth surfaces, such as vehicles, signs, windows and lifts. It should last two to four years.

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‘Disability is not always obvious’ vinyl sticker

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A 10 cm square durable vinyl sticker featuring Hannah Ensor’s ‘Disability is not always obvious’ design, an excellent reminder of hidden disabilities and invisible illnesses.

Works well alongside the Happy Accessibility sticker on accessible bathroom doors to remind people that just because you can’t see a reason for someone to use it, it doesn’t mean they don’t have one.

Similarly, it works well as a car sticker for people with a hidden disability and those wanting to raise awareness of invisible conditions.

This durable sticker has a non-permanent adhesive back and should stick well to smooth surfaces, such as vehicles, signs, windows and lifts. It should last two to four years.

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Car sticker: ‘Hand Controls’ vinyl sticker

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Adhesive vinyl sticker reading ‘hand controls in use’ and featuring Hannah Ensor’s joyous ‘Happy Accessibility’ symbol.

It’s a fun alternative to the standard disability signs and wheelchair symbols and reminds other drivers that disabled people and wheelchair users can drive too.

It is waterproof with a matt finish and a strong adhesive on the back, which should stick well to any smooth, solid surface. It should last between two and four years.

Size: 195mm x 50mm

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Image shows a photograph of someone holding a pen poised over a book of sticky notes to help you pace yourself

Pacing Sticky Notes to help pace yourself

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A7 sticky notes for organising your to-do list into sections to help you pace your activities.
The three different coloured sections are green for ‘easy stuff’, orange for ‘okay stuff’ and red for ‘challenging stuff’.
It’s ideal for anyone who has issues with fatigue, changing energy levels or chronic illness.
Created by Hannah Ensor, who has herself struggled to manage her conditions, but has found pacing herself a vital tool.
Approximately 50 sheets.
Pen not included.

Vlogger Zec Richardson, who has chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME), tried out the Pacing Sticky Notes. Read his review and watch his video to find out more.

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Happy Accessibility hanging disabled sign

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Happy Accessibility symbol showing Hannah Ensor’s joyous design, a happy, positive version of the standard disabled sign or wheelchair symbol.
Made from durable vinyl, 680 microns thick.
The ‘hanger’ shape gives even more flexibility of use, for example, it can be hung from a rearview mirror when parked or on an office door handle etc.
Supplied with a 25mm suction fixing that allows it to be easily attached to windows and other smooth surfaces.
These unique signs can easily be transferred between vehicles and can be used on Motability or rented vehicles without leaving any marks.
They can be used in cars and elsewhere to help raise acceptance and understanding of conditions that are not easily seen.
Please note, the exact colour may differ from the one shown on screen.

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Happy Accessibility disabled sign clear vinyl sticker

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Clear, round durable vinyl sticker featuring Hannah Ensor’s joyous ‘Happy Accessibility’ design, a happy, positive version of the standard disabled sign or wheelchair symbol.

Ideal for denoting accessibility on signs, doors, lifts and the like, as well as perfectly suited to use on the outside of cars and other vehicles.

This durable sticker has a non-permanent adhesive back and should stick well to smooth surfaces, such as vehicles, signs, windows and lifts. It should last two to four years.

The stickers are available in small (45mm) or large (88mm) and a range of colours, including yellow, purple, black, green and red.

They can be fixed using adhesive, which gives them a frosted background effect, or static, which means they are clear. Please scroll below for more details.

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