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Multichair Heavy Duty Shower/Commode Wheelchair

Multichair Heavy Duty Shower/Commode Wheelchair

$2,100.00 - $2,100.00
$2,100.00
$2,100.00 - $2,100.00
$2,100.00

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Description




Looking for the narrowest, shortest and most maneuverable shower / commode chair available that still offers additional room in the seating area? The MULTICHAIR 4220, with its front-mount big wheels and narrow width, can back over toilets confined in even the smallest of spaces, with rear-mounted caster wheels that won’t hit the toilet tank or wall. With its unique leg-clamping system and full-range of adjustability, it can fit about any living situation.

Specifications

Weight capacity 400 lbs.
Weight approx 38 lbs.
Overall width 25″
Seat cushion width 20″
Seat cushion length 20″
Seat cushion thickness 2″
Warranty One (1) Year Limited Warranty

Features

  • Swing-away / removable push handles
  • Cantilever fold-back / locking padded chair arms
  • Padded cushions with 1/2” waterfall-style foam ring around the commode opening and slot help protect the ischial and coccyx areas to reduce risk of pressure sores
  • Seat height adjusts from 20-1/2” to 24” (easily fits over the highest toilets required by the ADA), and can be raised or lowered independent of wheel diameter
  • Adjustable swing-away footrests
  • Two 20” diameter wheels feature toggle wheel locks and large-diameter 19” vinyl-coated hand rims
  • Solid rubber tires, stainless steel quick-release axles and aluminum axle blocks for durability
  • Large, 6” diameter front casters with total-lock brakes
  • Won't rust or corrode—constructed of aircraft-grade aluminum, brass, stainless steel and durable plastics
  • "20" x 20" seat cushion offers 111 additional sq. in. of seat space

Buyer's Guides

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