Lightweight Manual Wheelchair – Foldable with Attendant Brakes (Australia)

Description Lightweight Foldable Manual Wheelchair – Aluminium Frame with Attendant Brakes (Australia) Lightweight manual wheelchair designed for everyday comfort, durability and easy transport. This foldable wheelchair features a strong aluminium frame and attendant hand brakes, making it perfect for both self-use and caregiver assistance. ✔ Lightweight Aluminium Frame (Easy to Lift & Transport) ✔ Foldable Design for Travel & Storage ✔ Attendant Brakes for Caregiver Control ✔ Comfortable Seating for Daily Use ✔ Australia-Wide Delivery Available This lightweight foldable manual wheelchair is ideal for daily activities such as shopping, medical appointments, travel, and home use. Its compact design allows easy storage in cars and small spaces. For added independence at home, pair this wheelchair with a wheelchair transfer board to assist with safe movement between surfaces. You can also improve accessibility with home modifications for better mobility and independence. Key Features Lightweight aluminium wheelchair frame Foldable design for easy transport and storage Attendant hand brakes for caregiver control Wheel locks for safety Flip-up armrests for easy access Detachable footrests Adjustable seat height Specifications Weight: 11kg Weight Capacity: 100kg Dimensions: 87 x 65 x 97 cm Seat Size: 46 x 39 cm Backrest Height: 40 cm Rear Wheels: 22 inches Why Choose This Lightweight Wheelchair? This manual wheelchair is perfect for users looking for a balance of comfort, portability, and reliability. Whether for home use, travel, or daily mobility, it offers excellent value and performance. NDIS approved mobility aid – suitable for elderly users, disability support, and carers. Frequently Asked Questions 1- How do I choose a wheelchair size? Preferred compact or full size Travel or daily use needs User height and weight Manual vs electric wheelchair 2- Is it hard to push a manual wheelchair? No, lightweight manual wheelchairs are easy to push and designed for smooth movement. 3- What is the difference between a wheelchair and a transport chair? Wheelchairs allow self-propelling with large wheels, while transport chairs require a caregiver to push. 4- Can you get a prescription for a wheelchair? Yes, a doctor or occupational therapist can recommend the correct wheelchair size and type. 5- Can you cook in a wheelchair? Yes, with proper home modifications such as lowered benches and accessible layouts.