what is the width measurement from handle to handle? My mom is a petite woman. Her current walker is wider than her shoulders width. Can you forward a full description and measurement of this walker to me? Details such as the size of wheels, type of...
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Hi Ann, The dimensions for this product are: Width inside the hand grips: 16" Overall width: 24" Overall depth: 25" Seat width: 15" Seat height: 25" Seat depth: 6" Handle height: 32" - 38" Regards, REG Team
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I don't know the measurements but can tell you my mom used it to get thu a 19"" space. The good thing about this walker is you can make it narrower to go thru a small space. Once thru, reexpand it and snap into place. It was a lifesaver for my mom and was the reason she could live on her own.
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I have given all of the documentation for this walker to my mother. However, I have seen the specs on other websites showing a 300 pound weight limit. You might check the comments given by other walker owners. My mother weighs 130 pounds, and she has no issues using this walker.
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Lorraine, The Nova bag can handle a walker, but not a wheelchair. Why don't you ask the Nova people if they have such a bag? Dave Cass, Edmonton, AB, Canada
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I would be hesitant to answer a question as to whether this walker would be appropriate for an 80 lb 4'10" frail woman, as I am not a nurse or doctor. It would depend..not because I don't think it's a strong and good quality walker, but because I don't know the person using it. Is she able to use the brakes? Does she lean forward when she walks? Etc. etc. For many frail people, healthcare providers suggest a regular walker..with wheels in the front but not in the back..because they feel it provides more stability. With wheeled walkers, if someone is not strong enough or aware enough, a wheeled walker can propel them forward and have them lose their balance. I would talk to her doctor before you purchase.
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Hello, we purchased this walker for my 94yo mom-in-law. Her Medline walker is about 20 years old. I contacted Medline direct and asked if this tray would fit her old walker. The walker had the same model number. I even went to my Medical Supply store where the associate had the walker and tray. He showed me how it attached. I would have bought the tray from the store, but near double the price. Anyways, the walker mom has does not have the same positioned rails, even thou it has the same model number. The walker although it attaches to the walker, it does not stay secure. Something just doesn't fit the way that it should. We applied strong duct tape, which came loose, then applied wide electrical tape, which securely holds the tray in place. The drawback is the set up does not make the walker accessible for portability, however, mom only uses the walker for indoor navigation around her home, so for her needs, it works out. It does provide more independence for navigating meals, paperwork and small projects. My advice is do some homework with products. If you can take the walker to the store, that is your best option. (which we were not able to do) Or find a store that has a good return policy and order a few to try out. Your local drug stores (on-line ordering thru Walmart, Walgreens, Rite-aid, etc) You can always then get a return credit. I would have returned this one, but mom fell in love with it at first try and we had to make adjustments. Good luck to you
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handle to handle measures 19" or 1ft, 9" wide. You can move thru narrow spaces by partially collapsing the handle and being very careful. I use mine around my home which is small and have partially collapsed it to get thru a narrow spot in a store.
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I'm 5'10" and can walk and comfortably push handle maybe waist high. As for width, prob about 22" to 24" wide. It's a great, very sturdy wagon for my 2 dogs.
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Not sure about taking apart the walker - you may have to remove the handles; I don't need to but I have a three-wheel walker and it fits just fine (with room to spare) but the dimensions would be different than your walker. And I am sorry, the bag is presently stored and we can't get to it right now because of Christmas disrupting things. But I do think there are people who have used it for a four wheel walker like yours and in fact, the promotional material specifically mentions four wheel walkers.
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I am not sure, but the dimensions are accurate. I just folded up the walker and measured it. I have a new walker that the handles fold inward to make it more or less rectangular and that is why it fit. Make sure you consider the handles in overall measurements.
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The handle bar adjusts from the legs of the walker. The adjusts are the same as a cane, but you have to do this on each leg at the same height hole on each. I don't see or have used anything at the exact handle height. Hope this helps.
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We could not adjust it small enough for my mother who is 4'8". It was just too big. I did order another walker from Costco which was a "petite"" rolling walker, and the size was OK, but she did not like the weight. So she is still just using the old non-rolling walker.
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I am sorry but I am travelling and cannot check actual measurements as the walker belongs to my husband. However, I believe the question has been answered previously. Check back to Amazon and look for ansered questions (16) about this product.
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I took a tape measure and got the measurements. From outside to outside on the front wheels it is: 21 1/2". The back wheels are: 22". Seems odd but that is the exact measurement of this one. The wheels are large which gives it more stability. My mother doesn't like a walker but this one is great. It has a comfortable seat and a basket which is removable. Very durable. For the price I highly recommend this product! Also it folds up nicely!
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This has prooved to be a very good walker. I measued mine at just under19.5 inches wide when fully extended. 4 inches wide when closed. Its a close fit.
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A standard wheelchair has an 18" seat. For those who are more petite, manufacturer offer a smaller seat width of 16". To decide which chair would be more comfortable for your mother, try measuring how wide she is when she sits. That would give you an idea of how much space you will need.
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Bought and shipped it to mother in law out of state. Got it because she is very short (well under 5 ft.) and the height was good for her. Can't remember what the sizing rules are but if you google how to pick a walker you can find out what height is correct for your purchase.