NRS Healthcare A-Series 4-Wheel Rollator
This rollator has a sturdy, but lightweight aluminium frame which makes it ideal to use, especially outdoors.
It features height adjustable handles to allow the correct position for the user and a padded seat and backrest which provide a comfortable and secure resting place.This rollator also has a hidden zipped pocket under the seat for added security.
The handles are ergonomically designed with easy to use parking levers and the rollator neatly folds down for convenient storage and easy transportation. Available in three colours - Red, Blue and Silver.
Features
- Padded back and seat (with hidden zipped pocket) offers a secure and comfortable resting place
- Handy concealed bag for carrying shopping
- Lightweight aluminium frame with ergonomically designed hand grips
- Height adjustable handles make it customisable to your requirements
- Ideal for outside use
Product Specification
- Height: 97.9cm
- Length: 66.1cm
- Width: 61.5cm
- Product weight: 7.2kg
- Maximum user weight: 135kg (21½st)kg
- Additional dimensions:
Seat Height: 580mm (22¾")
Handle Height: 830mm -980mm (32½"-38½")
Overall Width: 620mm (24½")
Width between Handles: 450mm (17¾")
Folded Height: 990mm (39")
Folded Width: 620mm (24½")
Seat Size: W350mm x D300mm (13¾"x11¾")
Wheel dia: 180mm (7")
Product Weight: 6.5kg (14¼lb)
Bag: 300 x 190 x 120mm (11¾ x 7½ x 4¾') - Colour: Blue
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Q - How do I measure the correct height for the handles?
A - To select the correct size handles: 1 - ensure that the most relevant footwear is being worn, e.g. outdoor shoes if it is to be used outdoors. 2 - stand upright with arms hanging at the side of the body. 3 - ensure the head is upright and facing forward. 4 - measure from the ground to the bony part of the user’s wrist. This measurement will determine the height you need the handles to be set at - you will need to check this height against the height range shown on the specification tab.
Q - How do the brakes work?
A - When the rollator is in motion the brake levers can be squeezed upwards to slow down the rollator. When the rollator is stationary the brake levers can be pushed down to apply the parking brakes.
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