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Choosing self propelled wheelchairs lightweight Propelled Wheelchair uk It is important to consider your needs and the terrain you'll be using it on when choosing the best wheelchair. This will significantly narrow the options available. Wheelchairs provide a lot of flexibility which allows the user to move more easily. Add-ons can increase this level of flexibility. Manual Self-Propelled Wheelchairs Self-propelled chairs (also called manual chairs) permit the user to steer themselves, rather than being driven. They are generally less expensive than powered wheelchairs and are easier to maintain. They also provide autonomy and help improve upper body strength and cardiovascular health. They are also more flexible and can be used in a variety of environments. When selecting a self-propelled wheelchair, you must consider the frame style and other components. Take into consideration the frame material the wheel type and size, and seat padding. We offer a variety of self-propelled models available for sale. Our selection includes lightweight, narrow wheelchairs, and heavy-duty wheelchairs. Our wheelchairs are available in various sizes and colors, and many are foldable for storage. Some wheelchairs can be folded up and put in a car boot. This makes them perfect for those who require mobility devices that are more portable. Narrow wheelchairs have greater maneuverability than standard wheelchairs and are suitable for people of any size and shape. These wheelchairs are also better for those with balance issues or posture problems. Some of our narrow wheelchairs can hold up to 230kg, which is plenty for most people. You can sort our selection of self-propelled chairs based on price features, features, and more. This will allow you to determine the right model to meet your needs. We offer a variety of options to customize your chair, from footplates that can be adjusted to armrests. You can also select from a range of wheel sizes and materials, like steel or aluminum. Our wheelchairs are priced from PS125 to PS3,000 depending on the model and the brand you select. We recommend that you speak with your physiotherapist or GP before deciding on the best wheelchair for you. They can help you choose the best wheelchair for your needs, and even provide a prescription if required. Then, you can shop with confidence knowing you're getting the best equipment to fit your budget. If you prefer to have a family member, friend or family member push your wheelchair, we recommend an ultralightweight or lightweight model. You can also make use of the filter to determine which wheelchairs include attendant brakes if you're in search of this option. Lightweight wheelchairs Lightweight wheelchairs are designed to permit users to move themselves using the wheels of their rear drive wheels. They are ideal for those with lower upper body strength, or for those who want to be more independent. Most often, they are constructed of aluminium frames which are both robust and lightweight and are usually foldable for convenient transport and storage, and can be used on many different surfaces. Our lightweight wheelchairs have many features to provide the best possible user experience. Some of these include height adjustable arm rests, which help to improve comfort and ergonomics as well as various frame options, including a variety of metal materials that will help reduce the overall weight of the chair. Our customer service team is available to answer any queries you have regarding the various specifications of each model. When selecting a new mobility aid it's crucial to think about how and when you or someone you love will be using it. Are you in search of an aid that is temporary or that can be operated with the help of a caregiver, in which scenario a transport chair might be the best choice? Are you a permanent user who needs an electric wheelchair that you can operate yourself? A self-propelled, lightweight chair could be a better choice. We have a variety of manual wheelchairs that can suit the individual requirements of our customers. These mobility aids are generally light, which makes them easier to maneuver around tight spaces. They are also smaller and easily fit in the trunk of cars. Many of our lightweight wheelchairs are tested for crash, which is useful for those who require transport by car. They can be connected to appropriate anchor points on a vehicle. We also offer wheelchairs with brakes that are attached. These are particularly useful for those who are regularly being pushed around by family members and friends, as they allow the user to have more control over speed, direction, as well as stopping and starting the chair. This is especially useful when you are traveling long distances or up inclines. Check out our filters to see what models we have with brakes that are accompanied by. Narrow wheelchairs The most narrow wheelchairs are built for very small frames, making them lightweight and easy to maneuver. These wheelchairs are perfect for people with limited mobility who still want to remain independent and active. These chairs are extremely comfortable and come with various sizes of seats. The size of the seat determines how much pressure is put on the hips and other parts of the body, so it's important to choose a seat that is right for you. Take into consideration whether the wheelchair is self-propelled when choosing one. There are numerous advantages to a self-propelled model, such as the ability to alter the speed and size of the wheels. Certain models come with an automatic break to provide security. In addition the self-propelled wheelchair can be folded to simplify transport and store. Narrow wheelchairs are generally constructed with a light aluminium or titanium frame, which makes them very strong and light. They are typically designed with smaller wheels to lessen the weight of the chair, which can assist in improving the maneuverability. They are also available with a range of accessories such as armrests and footrests. Some wheelchairs can be used on a broad variety of surfaces, including grass and gravel. This kind of wheelchair is typically recommended for use outdoors by healthcare professionals, as it offers a secure and comfortable method of travel. Narrow wheelchairs can also be fitted with swing away footrests which make it easier to move into and out of the chair. A good wheelchair is essential for someone who needs assistance getting around. However it can be difficult to find a wheelchair that is the right fit for you can be a challenge. The best method to select a wheelchair is to talk with an Assistive Technology Professional, or Physical or Occupational Therapist. They will assess your needs and suggest the most suitable wheelchair for you. There are a number of various wheelchairs available, but the narrowest choices are the Poly-Fly Two-in-One Wheelchair, the Silver Sport 1 Wheelchair and the Blue Streak Wheelchair. All three chairs are relatively lightweight, with a weight of less than 34 pounds, with the larger wheels attached. Self-propelled indoor wheelchairs that are self-propelled A self propelled indoor wheelchair lets users retain or regain independence by getting around with a minimum of assistance. They can go shopping or visit friends without relying on others and at a time convenient for them. This type of mobility aid can be particularly useful in areas such as national parks or beaches where walking is not feasible. For example, a person who is unable to walk could use one of our self-propelled wheelchairs to take them from the car park to the sand dunes for a fun day. Our range of self-propelled indoor wheelchairs has models with a variety of features that can be tailored to meet the needs of different users. We have wheelchairs that can be movable legrests that can be swung to the side which makes it easier to move into and out. Some of our wheelchairs come with an armrest and footrest that can be swung away that can be adjusted to improve the comfort of the user. We stock wheelchairs that come with seatbelts designed to avoid accidents. As well as offering a variety of indoor self-propelled wheelchairs, we also sell a selection of manual wheelchairs that come in a variety sizes and styles to meet the requirements of the majority of users. Most of our wheelchairs are made from lightweight aluminium that is robust and easy to maneuver. We also offer a range of lightweight folding chairs that are ideal for those who require mobility aids that are portable. The primary distinction between a transit wheelchair and a self-propelled wheelchair is the size of the rear drive wheels. Self-propelled wheelchairs have larger wheels with push rims which are easily accessible by the occupant. This allows them to propel themselves on short or long distances. They can also be used to climb up curbs or steps that are only one step. Transport chairs, on the other hand, have smaller wheels and are designed to be pulled from behind by an attendant or carer. We suggest that you speak with your GP or physiotherapist to find the most suitable wheelchair for your needs. A large number of the self-propelled chairs in our range are compatible with wheelchair power packs, if you would like to take some of the burden off your hands when pushing yourself around. Find out more about power packs for wheelchairs by visiting our dedicated page or by calling us on 0800 328 5646.