Xufeng Standard Steel Wheelchairs 18 Inch
Special Price AED 436
(Price Inclusive of VAT as applicable)
Available in Stock
Xufeng Standard Steel Wheelchairs 18 Inch
Regular Price AED 472
(Price Inclusive of VAT as applicable)
Available in Stock
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Description
Xufeng Standard Steel Wheelchair
Xufeng Standard Steel Wheelchair 18 Inch is a powdered coated steel frame with 8"PVC castor, 24"solid wheel, fixed armrest and footrest.
Features:
- Fixed Footrests
- Fixed Armrests
- Chrome Plated
- 24" Solid Wheels
- Stainless Steel Side Panel
Specifications:
- Seat Width : 44 Cm
- Seat Depth : 40 Cm
- Seat Height : 50 Cm
- Weight Capacity : 100 Kgs
- Product Weight : 18 Kgs
Size
MEASUREMENT AND PRODUCT RANGE
Specifications:
- Seat Width : 44 Cm
- Seat Depth : 40 Cm
- Seat Height : 50 Cm
- Weight Capacity : 100 Kgs
- Product Weight : 18 Kgs
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