Drive Medical Bariatric Heavy Duty Transport Wheelchair ...
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Drive Bariatric Steel Transport Chair
Drive's Bariatric Steel Transport Chair features a reinforced steel frame and dual steel cross braces positioned under the seat to increase its endurance, allowing it to support larger patients (weighing up to 450 pounds). The transport chair utilizes a pair of 12-inch flat-free casters at the rear, making movement from one place to another smooth and safe.
Just like other Drive Medical transport wheelchairs, the Drive Bariatric Transport Chair offers superior luxury. Its seat is made of long-lasting nylon upholstery and accessorized with a carry pouch at the back for the patient's personal effects. The transport chair provides additional comfort and convenience with its reversible and removable desk-length arms, padded armrests, swing-away footrests and modifiable leg support.
Patient safety will never be an issue with this chair thanks to its companion-activated wheel locks. A lifetime limited warranty is provided to ensure ultimate customer satisfaction and peace of mind.
Color Options:
The Drive Bariatric Steel Transport Chair is available in two frame color options and two seat widths:
- Red
- Blue
- 20" or 22"
Product Highlights
- Dual-reinforced steel cross braces
- 450-pound weight capacity
- Reinforced steel frame for additional support
- Heavy-duty nylon reinforced upholstery
- Removable and reversible desk length arms
- Adjustable leg support
- 12" flat-free rear wheels
- Lifetime limited warranty
Wheelchair Measuring Guide
Wheelchair Measurements:
- Hip Width:
Use this to figure seat width if it is the widest point. - Widest Point:
Measure the widest area across the lower extremities if different from the hip width. This may influence seat width or arm style. - Chest Width:
Measure the widest point of the thorax just below the armpit. This measurement may influence system width or back width. - Heel to Knee:
Use this for legrest extensions and seat height. - SRP to Knee (Seat Reference Point to Knee):
This will determine the seat depth. - Elbow to SRP (Elbow to Seat Reference Point):
Measure this width with the arm in a 90-degree angle at the elbow and the shoulder in a neutral position. - Shoulder Height:
This will determine the height and the style of the back panel or the start for a custom back. - Head Height:
This will help determine the proper headrest height.