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Posted in Lift Chairs on Dec 20th, 2007
If you are purchasing a lift chair on behalf of the patient, then be sure you fully understand their needs, otherwise you could end up with an expensive chair that does not meet the users needs.
Selecting the correct fabric is important as the skin on some people is sensitive to some of the materials used […]
Posted in Ramps & Lifts on Dec 13th, 2007
Handrails on a wheelchair ramp are desirable but not essential. They can be used to help pull the wheelchair up using both hands.
Care must be taken to ensure that portable wheelchair ramps do not become detached during use.
Some vehicle wheelchair ramps are designed to carry only specific types of wheelchair and you need to check […]
Posted in Wheelchairs on Dec 13th, 2007
Electric wheelchairs are basically wheel chairs that are fitted with wheels and the users can control their movements. This gives disabled people a degree of independence that allows them to lead normal lives.
For many reasons the demand for electric wheelchairs is steadily increasing and this likely to bring the prices down in the long term.
There […]
Posted in Wheelchairs on Dec 9th, 2007
Self propelled wheelchairs generally have large wheels to assist the rider to propel the wheelchair.
A common feature of travel chairs is their light weight and ability to be folded and carried in a travel bag.
Prior to purchasing a wheelchair, users should carefully research the models available and match the features against their requirements.
Posted in Lift Chairs on Dec 3rd, 2007
Do not try and save cost by purchasing a lift chair that doesn’t meet your essential needs.
Sometimes a lift chair is referred to a power recliner. Either way, it is a device that brings much relief to those with difficulties getting in and out of chairs.
Your choice of back and cushion materials can have a […]