Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare
Expedition Plus HD Transit
£243
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Nothing to pay online. Send your reservation and we'll confirm your item is ready (or arrange to order it in for you). Collect and pay at PRX Pharmacy Herne Bay, 161A Station Road, CT6 5NE.
Questions? Call 01227 851034.
Product details
The Expedition Plus Wheelchair is an aluminium transit model that features user friendly cable brakes, large 30cm (12") puncture proof rear solid tyres and a half-folding backrest. The chair is available as a Standard and Heavy Duty model to accommodate all users. A nylon seat and back offer comfortable support, which along with armrest pads, are durable and easy to clean.
Features & Benefits
Available as a HD model which features a 20" seat width and dual cross brace for added support
Attractive finish with a lightweight aluminium frame for easy manoeuvrability
User friendly cable brakes allow immediate access for attendant to reduce speed or lock brakes for parking
Half folding backrest allows easy storage and transportation
Full length armrests with upholstered arm pads increase user comfort and are easy to wipe clean
Nylon seat and back offer comfortable support and are durable and easy to clean
Large 30cm (12") puncture proof rear solid tyres are durable and low maintenance
Quick release swing away footrests to facilitate transfers on and off the chair
Lap belt for added safety
- Two stepper tubes enable attendant to safely raise front wheels for mounting kerbs
Product Specification
SKU
EXP002SILHD
Label
Expedition Plus HD
Height
99cm (39")
Width
60cm (24")
Width (Closed)
27cm (10.6")
Length
95cm (37.5")
Seat Height
47cm (18.5")
Seat Width
51cm (20.1")
Seat Depth
42cm (16.5")
User Weight Capacity
150kg (23.6st)
Product Weight
12.5kg (27.5lb)
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At a glance
- Colour
- Black
- Product Weight
- 12kg
- Seat Width
- 20"
- Weight Capacity
- 150kg
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