Features of Drive Walker with Seat
- Lightweight and sturdy frame: The frame of the walker is made of lightweight and durable aluminum, making it easy to maneuver and sturdy enough to support the user.
- Adjustable height handles: The handles of the walker are height-adjustable, allowing the user to customize the height to their individual needs and preferences.
- Padded handles: The handles of the walker are padded for comfort, reducing the strain on the user's hands and wrists.
- Swivel front wheels: The front wheels of the walker are swivel wheels, making it easier to navigate around corners and tight spaces.
- Handbrakes: The handbrakes on the handles of the walker provide better control and safety for the user.
- Built-in padded seat: The walker features a built-in padded seat that provides a comfortable resting place for the user when they need to take a break.
- Under-seat storage: The seat of the walker can be lifted up to reveal a storage compartment for personal belongings or medical supplies.
- Slip-resistant rubber tips: The back legs of the walker have slip-resistant rubber tips, providing stability and preventing the walker from slipping.
- Folding mechanism: The walker can be easily folded for storage or transportation.
Parts Description
- Orthodic Hand Grips
- Wide comfortable Seat
- Folding Hinge for Portability
- Height Adjustable
- Backrest
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How to assemble Drive Medical 1239RD Foldable Rollator Walker?
- First remove all contents from carton: backrest, handle with a tube, Rollator frame and handle adjustment knobs.
- Open frame and slide padded backrest into frame brackets making sure snap bottoms protrude through holes.
- Insert the handle tube into the frame. Set the handle to desired height. Tighten the knob by turning it clockwise until the handle is securely in place. Make sure both handles are set to the same height before use.
How to stop the rollator?
- To stop Rollator apply weight downward on the handlebars.
- This will engage tips and bring the Rollator to a stop.
Precautions:
- Please make sure the Rollator is fully opened, seat is down and the folding bar under seat is locked in the down position.
- Be sure that both knobs are fully tightened and are at equal heights. Test Rollator for stability before applying full weight to hand grips.
- Replace tires when significantly worn or damaged.
Note:
- Do not have anyone push you while you are seated on the Rollator.
- This is a walking aid only and is not to be used as a transportation device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can use a Drive 2-wheeled walker with a seat?
Two-wheeled walkers with seats can be used by individuals who have difficulty walking or balancing due to age, injury, or disability. They are commonly used by seniors, people with arthritis or Parkinson's disease, and those recovering from surgery or injury.
How do I adjust the height of a two-wheeled walker with a seat?
Most two-wheeled walkers with seats feature adjustable height settings that can be adjusted to fit the user's height. To adjust the height, locate the adjustment buttons or knobs on the walker's legs and adjust them up or down until the walker is at the desired height. Make sure both sides of the walker are adjusted to the same height for optimal stability.
How do I maintain and care for my two-wheeled walker with a seat?
To maintain your two-wheeled walker with a seat, clean it regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap. Make sure to dry it thoroughly after cleaning to prevent rust or corrosion. Check the brakes, wheels, and other parts regularly for wear or damage, and replace them as needed. Store the walker in a dry, cool place when not in use.
Drive Medical Two Wheeled Walker with Seat Specifications
Particulars |
Dimensions |
Overall Width |
22" |
Depth |
23.25" |
Handle Height |
29" - 38" |
Seat height |
20.5" |
Seat Dimensions |
15.875"W x 8"D |
Weight |
12 lbs |
Weight capacity |
300lbs |
Drive Two Wheeled Walker With Seat Warranty
Limited lifetime warranty
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