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Frame
* Rigid in aluminium and steel, epoxy coated
* Push handles
* Suspension
* Choice of four colours
* Two sizes of standing levers are available to suit every arm length.
* The gas struts are adapted to the measurements of the user (height and weight). This reduces the effort required to stand up to less than 3kg per arm.
Upholstery
* Synthetic
* Two pockets (seat and back)
Seat
* Available in four seat widths
* Adjustable seat depth
* Viscoelastic foam cushion
* Option: Varilite foam and air cushion
Backrest
* Folding
* Three backrest heights - short, standard and high
* Adjustable angle - three positions
* Option: Ergonomic headrest
Armrest
* Tubular, foam covered armrests serve as armrests when seated and trunk supports when standing . They swing away for transfers (swivel in a 360 degree motion).
* Height adjustable
Knee Supports
* Swing away tibial supports lock into place with a simple hand motion
* Adjustable to each size of calf
* Padded with foam cushions with a neoprene cover.
Footplate
* Single solid height and angle adjustable footplate, lift up to the right or left side
* Choice of three angle adjustments
* Calf strap
* Option: two footplates, swing away
Wheels
* Quick release
* Choice of a variety of pneumatic and puncture proof tyres
* Choice of rear wheel size 22", 24" and 26"
* Horizontal adjustment - seven positions
* Option: anti tip wheels
Castors
* Quick release
Brake
* Manually adjustable push to lock
Transportation
* The seat back folds down, the wheels and casters are quick release and the leg rests are removable.
Safety Features
* Double locking of the standing levers in the seated position prevents accidental release of the standing mechanism during transfer.
* In the standing position the levers lock automatically in place.
This is a scripted wheelchair. The supplier takes the measurements and sends them to France where the chair is made.
Factors To Consider
Caution should be exercised prior to trial or purchase of a Stand Up wheelchair. Medical clearance by a doctor is recommended before standing. Assessment of the person's cognitive ability to safely use the Stand Up wheelchair is an important consideration. There may be concerns for a person who has not stood for a period of time in relation to
* Heart conditions
* Fluctuating blood pressure
* Orthopaedic disorders
* Brittle bones
* Osteoporosis
* Hip, knee and ankle contractures
* Assessment by a physiotherapist is also recommended before trial or purchase of a Stand Up wheelchair.