McKesson Reclining Wheelchair, 20-Inch Seat Width

Description

McKessonReclining Wheelchair.

This reclining wheelchair features swing-away elevating leg rests, Black Upholstery, and a 20 Inch Wide Seat with a weight capacity for anadult weighing up to 350 lbs.

• McKesson reclining wheelchair has a hydraulic mechanism for reclining up to 180°
• Folded width is 12 inches
• Overall height is 50 inches
• The chair is attractive with a sturdy carbon steel frame
• Users can detach arms
• 20-inch seat width
• Lightweight and comfortable nylon upholstery
• 8-inch front casters help ensure smooth movement for this lightweight wheelchair with 350-lb. capacity
• Footrests have metal footplates and calf pads for greater user comfort

Features

• McKesson Reclining 20-inch Wheelchair and Detachable Desk Arms
• The hydraulic reclining mechanism allows for adjustments up to 180 degrees
• Carbon steel frame with a textured, silver-vein finish for enhanced visual appeal and ease of maintenance
• Nylon upholstery is lightweight, and breathable for the user’s lasting comfort
• Urethane tires are mounted on composite wheels to provide durability and a smooth ride over most surfaces
• Precision sealed wheel bearings in front and rear ensure long-lasting performance and reliability
• 8 Inch front caster wheels provide a smooth ride over most surfaces
• Designed with wheels set back on frame and rear anti-tippers to prevent toppling
• Push to lock wheel breaks for added security
• Arms are detachable to accommodate user preferences and allow easy transport, sized for convenient positioning at a table, padded for comfort, and feature a support extension to maintain comfort and balance in a reclined position
• Swing-away footrests with elevating capabilities are equipped with metal footplates, calf pads, and tool-free adjustable length riggings
• Includes headrest extension with cushioned head immobilizer
• Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
• Packaged: 1 Each
• WARNING: This product can expose you to styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.