Can this be used for occasionally carrying a wheelchair (folded)?
1972030
I agree with Hiker. The two arms are fixed and they would have to match up with the chair somehow or other. If the chair's arms are removeable, they might not be strong enough to keep the chair secured to the rack. ayou might be able to hang the chair from the wheels, upside down.
1972031
It would depend on the weight and configuration of the chair folded. You would have to be able to hang it over the two arms that support the bikes. Sorry I can't be more specific.
1553172
I personally would not recommend it for that. It's possible with the Velcro maybe. I purchased this for my mom who used it on her walker but the only thing we used it for was a hair brush, mirror, a bottle of water. I have a MacBook Pro which is much heavier than the air but I just don't feel it would be secure enough myself.
1370029
hey! yes, you can use it !! and No it not folding nor fall when you get out of the seat. we really like that product !
1694312
I don't think so because it attaches to the back wheel of a bike and the wheelchair has a different kind of wheel
989309
Yes, absolutely. The foot plates can be folded up whenever the patient is using the Rollator as a walker or folding it up for storage. They can easily be folded down by the patient when he/she is seated and using the Rollator as a wheelchair. The more we use the Bantex Rollator, in fact, the more we like it.
1818998
If you mean by half folding it so it resembles a chair, no. Its not really practical. Hope this helps.
1785153
If you are asking about the amount of weight the bag will hold while in motion (power wheelchair) I would suggest that the size of the bag is more limiting than the weight of what it may hold. We have carried several tablets in it at one time. I have also put as much as 6 #2 cans in the bag at the grocery store. I would suggest if you are planning to use this to carry electronics you should first of all consider that this bag is made of canvas with no padding to protect the device(s), and you should consider that there is no zippered top to secure the contents. Additionally, the loops are secured by clasps made of plastic, and while we have had no trouble, there could be some slippage (much like a soft dog collar) if overly weighted. My husband uses this primarily for his phone, a tablet in a cover, and will put either a card or a small amount of cash in the small zippered compartment on the side. We also use a typical backpack (which I have slightly modified) on one arm of the chair or across the back (if I am with him) to carry laptops, most of the other devices he carries (usually a tablet and a Kindle) and a wallet, etc. because of the zippers and the ability to carry more weight.
1291547
I used this product with my walker; doubt that you could use this with a wheelchair. Might be possible with some creative adjustments to product?
1282840
It does fold up; I would not want to transport it on a regular basis, but it can be put up out of the way.
1261898
I think it should, granted you'd want to buy two of them and use the rubber bands included to keep them together if you plan on using it for supporting anything substantial like a large sized laptop but I think this should work fine as a basic desktop for most standard width manual and power wheelchairs.
1513610
Yes. We had trouble with other borrowed wheelchairs but this wheelchair is great. Fits in tiny doorways and elevators, etc.
689230
In response to your question, the wheelchair is pretty light-weight and can be folded to save space. It depends on the airline and I am quite certain that most airlines are accommodating when it comes to something of this nature. It fits nicely in the trunk of a car but don't forget that it takes up space in the trunk that would be where you normally store luggage. I hope this answers your concerns.
616353
it can be folded when not in use- but i sent it back as it seemed pretty impractical when i actually tried carrying walker in it
1235521
It can be used somewhat as a wheelchair; but I would not recommend it for an every day use as a wheelchair. It does have a foot rest for your feet.
405883
I don't have a wheelchair to compare it too. Although, I believe that it would if the wheelchair isn't really wide.......I love this computer desk for my laptop.
1477400
No it wouldn't but I feel that is because it is made to be fold-able when not in use. I think you could if you had shoes in them
1886883
I haven't tested it in a wheelchair, but after buying two of them and trying them in several different kinds of chairs, I would think that the sling-type seat in a wheelchair wouldn't support this device securely enough to make it reliable. It needs to remain securely cradled in a chair (works great, for example, in soft chairs with arms--recliners, for example).