Drive Id Soft Multifunction Wheelchair
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Drive Id Soft Multifunction Wheelchair
Drive Id Soft Multifunction Wheelchair is a Tilt-in-Space Wheelchair offers various adjustable components, providing maximum adaptability for added comfort. The sturdy steel frame provides extra support and stability in any position for added security.
- Multi-adjustable wheelchair
- Can be tilted and reclined
- Padded adjustable headrest
- Infinite position adjustment of the backrest and seat
- Available in three wheel sizes
- Elevating leg rests
- Anti-tip wheels
- Three seat widths are available - 39-44cm (15-17”) 44-49cm (17-19") and 49-54cm (19-21”)
- Available with 24” self-propel wheels
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Drive Id Soft Multifunction Wheelchair
Drive Id Soft Multifunction Wheelchair is a Tilt-in-Space Wheelchair offers various adjustable components, providing maximum adaptability for added comfort. The sturdy steel frame provides extra support and stability in any position for added security.
- Multi-adjustable wheelchair designed to adapt to most needs of the users requirements
- The wheelchair can be tilted and reclined to help the user maintain correct posture, as well as assisting with even pressure distribution
- Offers maximum comfort for those spending longer periods of time in a wheelchair, and who may also need assistance with their posture
- Infinite position adjustment of the backrest and seat angle which can be easily operated from the push handle and can be quickly adjusted
- Frame design ensures the wheelchair is steady, whatever the backrest and seat angles are
- Available with 24” self-propel wheels
- Height adjustable push handles to provide comfort for the attendant
- Padded adjustable headrest with multi-positional ear cushions and elevating leg rests for additional support and pressure relief
- Anti-tip wheels with integral stepper tube to aid use on kerbs
- Long, curved adjustable armrests are fully padded for extra comfort and are easily detachable through a push button
- Back rest reclines from 90° (vertical) to 120°
- Adjustable height backrest and two choices of cushion height
- Three seat widths are available - 39-44cm (15-17”) 44-49cm (17-19") and 49-54cm (19-21”)
- Multi-adjustable leg rests can be altered in width, height and depth of calf cushion
- Suitable for use as a seat in a motor vehicle (“Crash Tested” to ISO 7176/19)
- Weight capacity 135kg (21st)
- Accessories available
- This wheelchair has been crash tested providing added safety when being transported in a vehicle
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MEASUREMENT AND PRODUCT RANGE
- Available with 24″ self-propelling wheels
- Three adjustable seat widths are available: 39-44cm (15-17″) 44-49cm (17-19″) and 49-54cm (19-21″)
- Weight capacity 135kg (21st)
- BACKREST HEIGHT 49cm - 64cm (29" - 25")
- SEAT LENGTH 40cm - 46cm (16" - 18")
- SEAT HEIGHT 43cm (17")
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