DescriptionAluminium Heavy Duty 4 wheel Foldable Rollator FrameOur Lightweight aluminum four-wheel rollator frame is foldable, comfortable, and durable, making it easily your best travel companion! Just fold it and store it under the shoe rack or cupboard! Or, if you are at the hospital, you can fold it and store it in the assistive mobility cupboard.It does not take up much space, safely supports up to 100kg, making it suitable for a range of patients, and is easy to wipe down, preventing the transmission of diseases. Make sure to follow the relevant infection control procedures for your hospital and NSW health. Features of this Foldable Rollator:Adjustable HandlebarsFoldable footplatesComfortable SeatBack support swings back and forthProduct SpecificationsFeatureDetailsOverall Dimensions (W x D)55 x 75 cmFolded Dimensions (W x D)59 x 32 cmHeight Adjustable (Handle)90 cm – 97 cm (from floor)Seat Height Adjustable55 – 60 cm (from floor to seat)Seat Dimensions (L x W)26 x 37 cmBasket Dimensions (L x W x D)23 x 33 x 20 cmInternal Width42 cmWeight Capacity100 kgNet Weight8 kgCastors8″ PVC castorsColorAs shown in the photoFrequently Asked Questions:(general questions and not related to the product)1- Is a walker or rollator better?A Foldable rollator is a more mobile stability aid. Foldable rollators are available in three or four-wheel versions. Because of the wheels and brake system, foldable rollators are often heavier than walkers. They are also more durable and longer lasting.2- Who should not use a rollator walker?Individuals that should not use a rollator walker include:Individuals that have difficulty balancingIndividuals with cognitive disabilitiesIndividuals with very low strengthIt is recommended for these individuals to use a Walker instead of a rollator as it partially supports your weight while you are walking or standing, making it easier to do everyday activities.3- Can you use a rollator as a wheelchair?Yes, you can use a rollator as a wheelchair. Our 4-wheel rollator has seats, so you can put the brakes on when you need a rest and take a seat. Alternatively, they can be used for short periods if the carer pushes you while sitting. However, it cannot be used as a wheelchair for long periods as it lacks back support and cannot be used outdoors. Alternatively, if you regularly need to be pushed or transported from the car or a different vehicle to your home. Our transit wheelchair is an ideal product and is a lightweight, safer solution. GM-49151L(4)
