recliner wheelchair with or without commode

product summary

At Portea, we offer recliner wheelchairs for rent or purchase for patient care and monitoring. Our recliner folding wheelchairs are flexible, comfortable, and have a smooth steel finish. They come with a removable commode attachment, doubling as a commode chair. Check out our Karma Rainbow 8 model in the Geriatrics & Mobility category, with 213.4 x 182.9 x 121.9 cm dimensions.

description

At Portea, we offer recliner wheelchairs for rent or purchase for patients needing special care and monitoring. Our high-end recliner folding wheelchairs provide flexibility and comfort with a smooth steel finish. They come with a removable commode attachment that can also be used as a commode chair. Let us assist you in choosing the best product and tailored solutions to meet your requirements. Our focus is to provide top-quality healthcare equipment and support to our valued clients.

features

Attendant brakes, Drop Back Handle, Hand Brakes, Fixed Armrest, Detachable Footrest, Rear and front Mag wheels, Compact Foldable.

• For Ambulatory and Mobility aid
• Foldable, light wt, with a fixed arm and footrest, seat width- 18”, can bear 120 kg wt, spoke wheels

specification

• Dimensions (Collapsed): 88 x 67 x 121 – 133
• Dimension – Height (Expanded): 121 – 133
• Patient weight capacity: 150kg
• Seat height capacity: 58
• Seat width capacity: 46
• Tyres: Rubber
• Folding wheelchair with commode
• Bed type transforming the wheelchair
• Detachable footrest and foldable armrest
• Max load bearing: 100 kgs(approx). Attendant Brakes
• Have 8 inches PVC caster wheel, an 24 inches solid wheel, and fixed armrests and footrests having a seat width of 17 inches and a depth of 16 inches

Also Know About:

• Equipment Lease Agreement

faqs

1. What is the difference between a tilted and reclined wheelchair?

A tilt wheelchair and a reclining wheelchair are two types of wheelchairs designed to provide different positioning options for the user. A tilt wheelchair allows the seat to tilt backwards to redistribute pressure and relieve pressure points. On the other hand, a reclining wheelchair allows the user to recline the backrest for comfort and positioning. Both wheelchairs are beneficial for individuals with specific mobility and positioning needs.

2. What is the use of a commode wheelchair?

A commode wheelchair is a specialized wheelchair with a built-in commode or toilet seat. It is designed to provide mobility and convenience for individuals with difficulty walking to the bathroom. The commode wheelchair allows the user to move around independently and use the commode for toileting purposes. It is handy for individuals with limited mobility or those who are bedridden and require a portable and hygienic toileting solution.

3. Who would use a reclining wheelchair?

A reclining wheelchair suits individuals who require a more comfortable and customized seating position. It benefits users with medical conditions like high blood pressure, heart issues, or hip contracture, as it allows them to adjust the backrest to a position that reduces stress on specific areas and promotes better circulation. Reclining wheelchairs are also suitable for people who need to spend extended periods seated or have limited mobility due to physical limitations.

4. What are the benefits of reclining a wheelchair?

A reclining wheelchair suits individuals who require a more comfortable and customized seating position. It benefits users with medical conditions like high blood pressure, heart issues, or hip contracture, as it allows them to adjust the backrest to a position that reduces stress on specific areas and promotes better circulation. Reclining wheelchairs are also suitable for people who need to spend extended periods seated or have limited mobility due to physical limitations.

5. What is the best recline position?

The best recline position for the spine is typically considered to be at a 135-degree angle between the thighs and the torso. This reclined position helps to distribute pressure more evenly along the spine, reducing strain and potential discomfort. On the other hand, sitting at a 90-degree angle can put excessive stress on the back and may lead to spinal issues over time. Therefore, maintaining a reclined posture is often recommended for better spinal health.