how wide is the walker
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Inside where you sit or out side? If you go to nova.com ,select your model and look under specifications it has the dimensions. I got this for my mom so I don't it handy, but she likes it and not very heavy. I have an older model and hers is much lighter. CVS drug stores sells them ( for a lot more) but you might look there also. Since I don't know your location the store name could also be Osco or Savon. Sorry couldn't give you an exact answer, but hope this helped.
1868737
I am having a hard time trying to finding information on the walker that you asked about. u.s. walker model no. 50015749. Do you have a brand name or do you have a link to a description with dimensions.
2074062
The walker is adjustable and will not be too small. My mother was 5 feet 6 inches and it worked well for her. This walker is also lightweight and very easy to maneuver.
599102
I'm not sure of the actual dimensions bet maybe about 2 inches or so. The Walker was perfect for my mom's needs. Light weight and folds very easily. No complaints and good value for the money.
721161
The seat itself is 17" wide but there is 20" of space between side bars. The seat is 26" high off the ground at its tallest, which is how we have it. This is my husband's favorite walker.
1512858
Inside of handle bars is 16" to 17 3/4" wide, butt width is 17 /3/4 wide. This is a great walker. Glad I have one! Dave D.
270293
I really don't understand exactly what dimensions you are seeking. The write up on this walker is very thorough. I can easily sit on it very comfortably. My husband also uses it to take our large clothes basket down to the laundry room. Ours was stolen from us and we immediately bought another one from Amazon. We have all positive things to say about it. I was able to fold it up and put it in the trunk of the car. Hope this helps.
1009076
Not sure how wide the opening is and am not at home so can't measure it. You would not be able to get a walker through easily.
1445943
My father's walker is the standard size of 19 inches wide...the tray is less wide because it clasps onto the front legs and fits up against the inside of the bar handles of the walker. Should have a "universal" fit.
107264
About 21 inches. My little one has been using it since 22 months and is now almost three and it's still a great size. Very easy for practiced walkers, not something you'll want them to use to learn to walk though, it will flip over if they support their weight on the handle.
1024762
It is about 14 inches. My husband is 6'5" and weighs 205lbs. The walker is very sturdy and he can sit comfortably when he needs to rest.
887176
The height adjusts the same as any walker, and the outside of wheels measures 18.25. Hope this helps
1474281
It's a great sturdy walker, the best I've seen. The back wheels are spread more to help avoid tripping. The dimensions are: folded width is 10" , Unit weight is 18 lb. , wheel diameter is 8" , length is 28" , height(min/max) is 32''/39". Reinforced frame for maximum security, adjustable handle height, etc. We have no trouble fitting in our car which has enough trunk space.
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My mothers walker is a standard style,(issued @ rehab facility, looks like the one in this ad, 2 wheels in front & straight legs in back. The front where tray attaches measures at 19 inches. She just loves this product. It totally enhances her independence. Hopes this helps.
1690869
23 inches widebtw with regard to someone elses post...my wife says its the best walker shes ever had...
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It's 32.5" h, 28" front to back, and 9.5" wide, when folded. Stands up on its own when folded and has a seat when opened. In my opinion, walkers are dangerous and noisy. This product is much safer and more useful.
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The length of the openning is 11 3/4 inches. I did not measure the width because it has not been an issue. This tray is the greatest except it has not worked on Guardian walkers on which the distance of the bars from front to back is 12". I am a home care occupational therapist and I bought this tray to show my patients and let them use it for the duration of home care. Most have purchased their own because they realize it makes them safer at home when they transport objects from place to place and can keep 2 hands on the walker for stability. The price is very reasonable.