Stand aid

The invention relates to a stand aid with at least one sitting surface that is arranged on a support frame and can be adjusted between a load-free rest position and at least one sitting position in which it is subjected to the load of a user, whereby adjustment is carried out by means of the support frame which automatically readjusts the sitting surface back into the rest position by means of a resetting mechanism as soon as the load of the sitting surface is removed. A stand aid is provided with at least one sitting surface that is arranged on a support frame and can be adjusted between a load-free rest position and at least one sitting position in which it is subjected to the load of a user, whereby adjustment is carried out by the support frame which automatically readjusts the sitting surface back into the rest position by a resetting mechanism as soon as the load of the sitting surface is removed. The aim of the present disclosure is to provide a stand aid that takes over as much of the strain of standing as possible. To this end, the support frame is provided with a pivoting mechanism, can be anchored at a bottom and is provided with at least one support leg. The support frame rests on the support leg in the sitting position in order to receive the vertical forces and define the adjusting angle at the bottom.