Wheelchairs

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Getting around with confidence matters, whether it is for you or someone you care for. Our range of wheelchairs australia covers everything from lightweight folding chairs to bariatric models, sitting under the broader category of mobility aids and walking aids . Find the right fit and get back to doing the things you love. Types of Wheelchairs Not all wheelchairs are the same, and the right type depends on how and where you will use it. Here is a quick guide to the main categories you will find in our range. Manual Wheelchairs (Self-Propelled and Transit) Self-propelled wheelchairs have large rear wheels with handrims, so the user can move themselves independently. Transit wheelchairs have smaller rear wheels and are designed to be pushed by a carer or family member. Transit chairs are generally lighter and more compact, making them a good choice for outings and travel. Lightweight and Portable Wheelchairs If you need a chair that folds into a car boot or travels on a plane, a lightweight or portable wheelchair is the practical choice. Many models weigh under 10 kg and fold in seconds. Look for quick-release rear wheels if you need to reduce the carry weight even further. These chairs suit active users who want to stay mobile on day trips, holidays, and appointments. Bariatric Wheelchairs Bariatric wheelchairs are built with reinforced frames and wider seats to support users up to 250 kg or more. They offer the same folding convenience as standard chairs, with the added strength and stability that a heavier user needs. Seat widths typically range from 55 cm to 70 cm. How to Choose the Right Wheelchair Choosing a wheelchair comes down to a few key measurements and how you plan to use the chair day to day. Here is what to look for. Seat Width and Weight Capacity Measure the user's hip width while seated and add 2-5 cm. A seat that fits too tightly restricts circulation; too wide makes it harder to self-propel and may not pass through interior doorways. Check the weig

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