ProBasics K7 Extra Heavy Duty Wheelchair - 24"x 18" with Legrests

ProBasics K7 Extra Heavy Duty Wheelchair

Ideal for bariatric patients, this steel frame wheelchair has a weight capacity of
450-600 lbs. depending on the model selected; seat widths range from 22-28
in. Choose between swingaway footrests or elevating legrests.
• Durable, use long term or after injury or surgery
• Self-propelled using easy-access hand rims
• 24” rear wheels lock when sitting or standing
• Adjust seat height from standard to hemi-level

ProBasics K7 Wheelchair

ProBasics K7 Extra Heavy Duty Wheelchair offers a lightweight yet durable option for elderly, handicapped, and bariatric patients who require mobility assistance. This steel frame wheelchair is available in a variety of dimensions with the option of legrests or footrests for additional support. The rear wheels measure 24” in diameter, and the easy-access hand rims are made for efficiency and ease of movement. Sealed bearings on the front and rear urethane wheels prevent the buildup of dirt and grime for a satisfactory wheelchair experience.

Strength and Durability

This geriatric wheelchair can accommodate patients with a wider seat and higher weight capacity requirements. ProBasics K7 Wheelchair supports a weight capacity up to 600 lbs, and its durable frame, seat, and backrest can easily withstand the daily wear and tear which comes from regular use. The seat itself can be wiped down and disinfected with mild dish detergent and warm water. Seat widths range from 24 to 28 inches for a comfortable fit.

Dependable Safety Features

Transfers are made easy with this durable, self-propelled wheelchair. Its rear wheels effortlessly lock into place, so patients can sit and stand without the chair sliding out from beneath them. Adjustable leg rests and footplates keep the patient’s legs supported during transit. In addition to preventing rollback and serious injury, this heavy-duty wheelchair is a reliable option for individuals who require temporary wheelchair accommodations while recovering from surgery or a sports-related injury.