The width of the walker is 19 inches. Will a 16 inch tray fit?
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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.
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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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My tray is a standard walker tray that fits against the bar handles of the walker when not in use. It seems to me, and I am only guessing, that 16 inches would fit into the space but would not be secure for carrying items--especially hot items.
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If it is a Guardian Walker, it will fit. If it is some other brand, I would look for the tray that matches the walker.
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The one that we bought fits a 19" walker. There is quite a bit of flex with it and it actually fits inside after it clamps onto the walker.
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I'm sorry, but I don't know. If your walker folds so that the arms go in toward the middle of the tray, it might. If the walker folds the other way, then no, I can't see that it would fit.
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I just received this tray for my Invacare 6291 Folding walker, and it DOES NOT fit. it is too narrow. My therapist and case manager told me Invacare is in litigation and their folding trays are not available. ANYwhere.>^,,^<~
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Hi Marilynn, I am not sure if it will fit. I bought the tray for my Mother-In-Law who lives in an assisted living/retirement home. We go to take her out for dinner and shopping on Wednesday evenings I could measure and let you know on Thursday.-Kathy
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The walker I purchased the tray for is Invacare 6420. The tray fit this walker perfectly.
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This walker was so wide that it didn't fit through doors. You probably want something a bit more narrow.
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I can't answer that question. I bought this Drive Medical tray for my wife's Drive Medical walker so I knew it would fit. I suggest you ask the manufacturer of your walker if they make or know of a manufacturer who makes a tray for your walker.
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I don't know how wide a walker is, but the gate opening is 16 3/8 inches. I am guessing the walker is wider than that, but you might angle it through the opening . Good Luck.
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My mother has two different walkers and the one I bought doesn't fit either. This walker tray is misrepresented, I wish I'd never bought it.
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The walker is 22 " wide, we live in a condo and have not encountered any problems with getting around with this piece of equipment in our place. Don B
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I believe it will fit over the handles, I looked at pictures of your model online. The only walker it would not fit over is the HUGO Adjustable Walker, there is no room from the handles to the first crossbar for the tray to slide down on to it, so we went back to the Medline . The tray has ample room in the side slots. Just remember to slide the bumpers to the side when first putting it on to see how it will fit, they are very tight to move, then adjust the bumpers for a tighter fit. It's invaluable for my parent not only for having things at hand but it stabilizes the walker too--like another cross brace. I bought non-slip shelf liner and cut it to fit and that works great.
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Mine is in storage so I can't measure it now, but it did not fit through the doorways of any of my bathrooms (and neither did my walker). Maybe you can contact the seller for the width info.
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max width on mine is 19 1/16 inches (a little less than stated in the description)
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I bought this walker for my great aunt along with the Nova Ortho-Med Tray for Folding Walker. Here is the link to this item on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004G7RCC2/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Prrobably not. This particular basket is small and did not fit the walker and I had to return it.
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It is a very universal tray and will probably fit it. It is 12" X 16" and you can measure what you got. You can email Drive and get a reply in a few days. If it will fit, you will need to get some screw type hose clamps from the auto parts store to keep it on the walker. It will not stay with the supplied snap on brackets. If they have improved the tray, then this may not be the case, but it was with the one for my parent.
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The frame goes back about 19" on the floor and the basket itself needs 16" straight back so I don't think it would fit.