the picture shows arm rests for the wheelchair, correct?
905206
The chair does have arm rests that fold down when being used as a wheelchair. They are easy to put up if the chair used as a walker.
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As the other responses noted, the chair comes with arm rests. But I don't see them in this picture. Go to drivemedical.com for better pictures, and check out thier new Nitro model.
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Yes, this well designed wheel chair has 'arm rests'. They are in the form of 5 inch long foam tubes mounted on aluminum tubing which can be unlatched and rotated down when not in use. The outside diamiter of the foam is about 1 1/4 inches. Because of their relatively small size, I suspect that these arm rests could become uncomfortale after long term use. The hand grips and brakes are well designed for use as a walker. I hope that this information answered your question. Lowellr,
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I would not call that an arm rest though it is on the left. I would not advice you to purchase this chaise. the legs break off easily and I had to pack it with pillows to make it confortable.
519485
Hi Khadija!Thank you for your inquiry!Yes, the arms on this chair are ajustable.AisteBisonOffice
231141
Nope. It has to be pushed by someone, since the wheels are small unlike a regular wheelchair
1846517
Yes, it comes with the woven arm rests. I bought this particular chair because I wanted to woven armrests.
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The armrests are stationary. They do curve down in the front as opposed to just dropping off. Were you would rest your elbows, however, is flat.
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Yes they are. This is a great wheelchair, really light weight. The fold down handles are a little loose on one side, but overall, really happy with the purchase - it's about 1/2 the price in a medical supply store. If you are looking at cushions, buy a thin one... we purchased the 3" and it was too high for my mom to sit down in the chair. good luck!
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If you are referring to a back rest, no. It is not a chair. The seat, as with many walkers, is intended for resting while using the walker, not a long term seating option or means of conveyance. It it is not a wheelchair, but it is a really well thought out and easy to use rolling walker with a bit of style that does not scream "nursing home."
1966303
The set is supposed to include a cover for the armrest, though my set did not come with one and I was able to get a discount from the folks who sold it to me.
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A normal wheelchair, yes, but I would seek another solution. This is not well made.
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The arm comes as one piece for each side that you attach to the chair. Which is very nice and comfortable,by the way.
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Yes, the armrests are adjustable on the ones listed as Full-Featured. If listed as Basic, they are not.
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It is comfortable when sitting. His arms will rest as they would on a dining chair with arms. We wheeled Mom up to the table at a restaurant and she was comfortable just like that. It is a very useful product. We love it.
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I'm not sure but it is a heavy wheelchair but very nice quality workmanship.
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No, the arm rest are what hold the seatbelt in place so they are not removable.
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The arm rests are not padded. They are made of hard plastic. However they are smooth contoured and are still comfortable.
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Well the headrest matches the chair in the picture, which I think is black, so it would probably be slightly different.