would I be able to use this for a child wheelchair?
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I have used this to haul my dad's wheelchair a number of times. The best way I've found to carry it is to hang it upside down with one bar going through the wheels and the other supporting the frame. It tucks nicely behind my car and doesn't impact fuel economy.
231141
Nope. It has to be pushed by someone, since the wheels are small unlike a regular wheelchair
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.
1694315
I really wouldn't be able to tell you. You might if the wheelchair has the same screws and assembly has a bicycle.
788615
I believe so just put it close enough to the chair. Shouldn't be a problem. I used a wheel chair in rehab and I can picture using it as long as the wheels were locked.
191500
I would think so. I presume your dog has a section of the upper leg which could sit in the leg holder. Our dog is thrilled with the new mobility the wheelchair offers. Good luck.
2011126
I think it could, the base of it goes between the childs legs which is how it is proped up. Think it can be used anywhere as long as the child is in a seated position.
1630555
No, this is a small chair and will not accommodate or support even a small adult. It is really "great for kids", not adults.
806281
I would say yes with a little strategy and maneuvering. Maybe a small table behind the wheelchair it can be done.
1890552
I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and has two side vents for mug handles. Good luck! I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and... » Read More I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and has two side vents for mug handles. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes- just like a 'real' wheelchair would. It is really a sturdy set. We have 'older' AG dolls and one lost it's leg (fixed now) but 'she' used the chair all the time and it still looks new. I highly recommend these.
1261899
Hi, Sorry, but I don't know. Perhaps if you contact the seller with the distance between the two arms and length (how far forward from the back the arms extend) on the wheelchair he or she could tell you. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1244917
No A wheelchair is a different size and weight, and has much bigger wheels. Even if you managed to line them up and attach the clips, I would guess it would be quite unstable.
262177
My only additional thought is it depends on how mobile the person in the wheelchair wants to be. If he/she is on a flat floor & mostly wanting a place to rest the glass, it should work if the base fits measurements Jan provided. Going over door sills between rooms may be more difficult. I wonder if a napkin circling the glass will increase stability? Another option might be a fine quality (translate "attractive & a little special") flat bottom juice glass.
1634861
If you mean one of those extra-wide wheelchairs, probably not. The straps won't read around anything wider than a standard chair.
478623
It's not a problem. The footrests meet in the middle with only a small gap. I've experienced that with the regular wheelchairs. She should be comfortable with this model.
971941
The backpack hangs maybe an inch below the top of the back of the wheelchair, so as long as you have the flexibility to twist around sufficiently and reach your arm down about 6 inches, you could retrieve these things from the backpack. You can test this in your wheelchair before you buy...I hope it works out for you.