The Elevator electric rise and recline chair boasts the highest, flattest lift in all our range. Available with a waterfall or button backrest, the Elevator can be made to measure to suit the individual’s needs, and it’s ideal for those with Muscular Dystrophy.
When used in conjunction with the electric lift up arm option, the Elevator will lift the user’s arm just slightly to make room for side transfers to and from wheelchairs and such. The seat itself also lifts a little to be level with the wheelchair, and the armrest moves out of the way for a smooth and hassle-free transition.
Technical Specifications
Seat Height:
17 – 24” (430 – 610mm)
Seat Width:
14 – 28” (460 – 710mm)
Seat Depth:
16 – 22” (410 – 560mm)
Back Height:
24 – 36” (610 – 915mm)
Weight Limit:
20 or 25 Stone (125 or 160kg) depending on size of frame
The Elevator electric rise and recline chair boasts the highest, flattest lift in all our range. Available with a waterfall or button backrest, the Elevator can be made to measure to suit the individual’s needs, and it’s ideal for those with Muscular Dystrophy.
When used in conjunction with the electric lift up arm option, the Elevator will lift the user’s arm just slightly to make room for side transfers to and from wheelchairs and such. The seat itself also lifts a little to be level with the wheelchair, and the armrest moves out of the way for a smooth and hassle-free transition.
Technical Specifications
Seat Height:
17 – 24” (430 – 610mm)
Seat Width:
14 – 28” (460 – 710mm)
Seat Depth:
16 – 22” (410 – 560mm)
Back Height:
24 – 36” (610 – 915mm)
Weight Limit:
20 or 25 Stone (125 or 160kg) depending on size of frame
Action:
Dual Motor
Flat Lift Height:
16” (410mm) above seat height
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