rollator with a narrow seat for a short person 5'
227475
This rollator is adjustable for height. I'm 5' 4" and a large person. Love mine fine.
227476
The seat is 22" off the floor and isn't adjustable. An ordinary chair is 19", the ones I have. The seat itself is 12" square, but the side bars are 18"part and is about the same depth, which is a nice size for a person my size. I'm 6'2 and weigh 235 pounds.
227477
They are a senseable seat size , but the exact measurements I do not know as I have left my husband's in another place for when we visit, but he is over six feet tall and 16 stone, so that must give you some encouragement
227478
This will work for you! my mother was shorter than 5'....just don't try to put it together, have someone else do it!
227479
Seat Height is 22" and handles are adjustable. A standard kitchen chair is about 17", so you could do some experimenting by adding 5" to a kitchen chair and see how that works.
1442949
Probably so as the seat rail trac goes back a ways. At 5ft.11 in., I have no problem getting full stretch. I would also note for anyone of substantial weight to be cautious as rollers on sliding seat may become worn prematurely, preventing smooth sliding action of seat.
1422419
Height-adjustable arms and legs let users find a perfect fit as this rollator accommodates users 4'11"-6'4" (147-188 cm)
929087
the seat slides back to allow a taller person to use it a 6' person could use it easy
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.
1628999
Of the rolling walkers that are around this is absolutely the best. The others have tiny wheels and seem flimsy. My concern would be the, well, comfort of the seat. The smallest area between the metal supports is 17". That's about the same as other rolling walkers, but if one were really hippy it could be a concern.
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It's not long enough for a 6 ft one inch person. We are small people and it's fine for us. The ends where you attach the final rod with the set up are not durable. The pieces are plastic [broke after one use] and we had to modify with a screw - not a great fix, but it works. The cot is very comfortable.
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That's the ideal set up but it was uncomfotablre for a petite like me. I have a 20" bike and I mount the tyke toter in the lowest possible, touching the bike's body so I can have the seat to its lowest position with my feet at least slightly on the ground. It also gives me the comfort that my child's more steady in front of me than in that elevated position.
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I bought this chair for my mom because I needed something to transport her into my teeny tiny bathroom and around in the house only. I used a cushion also to raise her legs somewhat but she still had to raise her legs when moving. She was only 4'10" and about 122 lbs. She did not sit in this chair for any long periods of time as it would not have been comfortable. Worked great when I had to wash her hair and move her about. I think someone 5'5" would not be comfortable especially with knee issues. I am glad I bought it though, as it solved my issues.
1130721
the seat is not wide. I am 5'5 240 even the arm rest is not made for a big person. gripping the ez bar on the enter side is about all you can do with this one. spend a little more get a wider seat and arm rest.
1561928
The seat is a very small 10 inches. Comfortable enough but not if you are heavy.
480108
5'2"??? You could get a booster seat. Jk. The back moves up and down and the armrests move in (towards your body) and out. Now you can't move them in any further than the edges of the seat. So I don't know if that's enough for you. I would think so. It's a great chair.
457230
I'm 5'5 but I'd have to say yes because it's not very wide at all. I was surprised something so small could actually help but it does. It's not tall in the back at all.
2102976
This Rollator was purchased for my mom.. She currently stands at about 4'10" the handles are about as low as they are going to get so I am not quite sure if I answered your question. It's a bit bulky and not as easy to manuver around as a lightweight walker... I much rather have my mom use her regular walker or her lightweight wheelchair....just my personal opinion.
1542243
The lowest seat adjustment might be OK. I'm 5'2" and had to raise it two notches.
1703614
The person we bought it for is 6'5" as well and was using a smaller standard walker with tiny wheels. He has not fallen since he began using the new Rollite. It adjusts for height and the 8-inch wheels make it much easier and smoother.
229054
Mr. Williams I will answer your question with some comments. A. My Rollator is a Model 795B B. Its seat height is 21 Inches and not adjustable on this model. C. I understand that on some of the newer models the seat height can be changed with the use of spacers. D. Personally, I consider the seat height relatively inconsequential because I seldom use the Rollator as a "chair". For me it serves as set of "crutches with wheels".