Reduce Sore from Sitting
Typically elderly people spend a lot of their day sitting as their mobility declines with age, so comfort is vital for them. You might notice that your elderly relative may begin to complain of aches and pains in their chair, or perhaps they begin to slouch in their chair or worse still, slide down or fall out of their chair. They may insist on getting back to bed during the day due to discomfort or pain. It is then that you may decide to look at the option of buying.
Introducing Manual Reclining Geriatric Chair:

• Comfortable, yet sturdy
• Allows for a partial or full reclining position
• 3 manual reclining positions: manual reclining backrest and automatic elevating footrest
• The adjustable height of the armrest also allows for easy transfer of patients
• High contoured and thick padded backrest
• Castors/wheels for easy transportation of patients
• Wheels brake for safety
• Unique detachable tray that can be hang on the tray holder at right side
• Non-slip surface on lap tray
• PVC upholstery for easy cleaning

Specifications:

• Seat width: 18”
• Seat height: 20”
• Seat depth: 18”
• Chair width: 25” 
• Weight of geriatric chair: 40kg 
• Max. weight capacity: 100kg

Introducing Height Adjustable Geriatric Chair:

• Unique flip-up lap tray that stow away on the side when not in use
• Non-slip lap tray surface
• PVC upholstery for easy cleaning
• High contoured, thick padded back rest and seat
• Long padded arm rests
• Height adjustable legs

Disclaimer:

The content of this website is provided for general informational purposes only and is not intended as, nor should it be considered a substitute for, professional medical advice. Do not use the information on this website for diagnosing or treating any medical or health condition. If you have or suspect you have a medical problem, promptly contact your professional healthcare provider