Accessories Wheelchairs

This support is designed for users who need support after lower extremity amputation. It can be easily swung to the sides or detached and it is depth, height and angle adjustable

These legrests have very wide range of adjustments. They can easily be swung sideways and detached. They are height adjustable and to facilitate an easy transfer into or from the wheelchair, the footplates can be easily flipped up

Mounted on the wheelchair with the universal clamp. When the user is not able to walk with a mobile infusion standard, he/she can propel with the infusion holder on the wheelchair

Foldable umbrella mounted on the wheelchair with the universal clamp. When fitted it can be angle adjusted giving the perfect protection against rain and sun.

Round 22 and 25 mm fastening clamps to mount the infusion standard or the foldable umbrella on the wheelchair

The stability bar delivers additional rigidity of the backrest tubes. It can be opened and flipped up in order to fold the wheelchair.

In slide up, swing up and swing under versions An anti-tip improves the wheelchair’s rear stability thus the user’s safety. It is specially recommended for users after lower extremity amputation, but it is strongly suggested for all users. Slide-up, swing-up and swing-under models

Lateral support offers additional stabilization of the user’s trunk. The supports are attached to the backrest tubes.

To prevent a fall from the wheelchair

The oxygen bottle holder can be mounted at the rear of the wheelchair

The tray is attached onto the armrest. For transfers from the wheelchair it can be rotated to the side wheelchair.

To adjust the angle of the back to the comfort of the user or to fold and reduce height for easier transportation in a vehicle.

The headrest is designed to provide additional stabilization of the neck and the head.

The cane holder can easily be clicked onto the frame tube. With velcro on the top. The rubber foot can be placed in the lower part.

To adjust the height of the push handles to the height and the comfort of the attendant.

To support a paralyzed arm.