the picture shows arm rests for the wheelchair, correct?
905206
The chair does have arm rests that fold down when being used as a wheelchair. They are easy to put up if the chair used as a walker.
905207
As the other responses noted, the chair comes with arm rests. But I don't see them in this picture. Go to drivemedical.com for better pictures, and check out thier new Nitro model.
905208
Yes, this well designed wheel chair has 'arm rests'. They are in the form of 5 inch long foam tubes mounted on aluminum tubing which can be unlatched and rotated down when not in use. The outside diamiter of the foam is about 1 1/4 inches. Because of their relatively small size, I suspect that these arm rests could become uncomfortale after long term use. The hand grips and brakes are well designed for use as a walker. I hope that this information answered your question. Lowellr,
1645793
I am not able to reply. The wheels seem to be diferent. The top part looks very much like the wheelchair88.com unit
1979171
Probably. It has the standard connectors. Nothing exotic. I don't know every model (I'm a regular consumer like you) but I know a few things from experience with wheelchairs, and these standard elevating leg rests, not custom or unusual.
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There are optional Arm rests/handles that attach to the seat as opposed to the handles you see at the end of the rails. Unfortunately they are out of stock right now. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions
1881970
I'm not sure but it is a heavy wheelchair but very nice quality workmanship.
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this picture is true. our chair we just purchased is exactly as shown. this one is sturdy and it came in handy for us. michael c. ____________
282457
Yes, it is appropriate, what I like in this wheelchair, is its light, I used to drive my husband in his dialysis treatment, the old wheelchair I have been using is so heavy, for me this is a durable one. Everyone who sees it likes it.
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Yes. it should be fine. Just be sure that the wheelchair seat is big enough for the cushion as it is rather large.
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No. Once the chair is put into "sitting" position the armrests automatically come up
1986116
I don't think so. The arms seem to be an integral part of the way the back of the chair reclines. When my chair arrived, the arms were not attached and needed to be so. Besides all that, you might find them most useful when you wish to get up out of the chair or return the usual sitting position.
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Yes, sort of. It comes with one rest for both arms. Look at the photo, at the front end of the table you will see the rest hangs from the head rest and on the wooden frame. It is comfortable if you are up close to the head rest.
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Yes it came with a face rest and hand rest just like the picture. I cannot speak to how comfortable or stable it is, as our table is used for energy healing and we have not used the face or arm rest.
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All the wheels were attached on the one I received. All it needed was the arms and foot rests attached.....not a problem.
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It is exactly how the photo shows. So if you are lying in it, your right arm has an arm rest and your left arm holds your glass of wine.
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Robin, The arm rest in black and it matches the color of the leather seats. The arm rest does not have red stitching like the seats. It was easy to install, made a little harder because I have large hands. I was a little nervous about drilling holes in the console but it worked out great. Should have been standard equipment.
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I'm guessing that you mean "legrests", as opposed to armrests? I never remove the armrests, though it seems that they can be pulled up and out, if desired. The legrests can just be folded outward (each one has a simple latch) for patient transfer, but I typically remove them (easy), because they can otherwise flap about while I'm folding the wheelchair and placing it into the trunk of the car.
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While the picture shows elevating leg rests, the wheelchair that I received actually had swingaway footrests instead. Read the written description, which I think says that it includes the swingaway footrests. I actually had to go through a long process with the manufacturer to exchange them for the elevating leg rests (which is what I wanted).