Graham-Field Everest and Jennings Steel Transport Chair

Features

• Graham-Field Everest and Jennings Steel Transport Chair fold-down back makes transport and storage easy
• Steel frame in hammer tone silver vein finish 
• Black padded nylon upholstery is flame retardant
• Carry straps on seat allow for ease of lifting and folding
• Full length padded arms provide user comfort
• Tool-free adjustable detachable swingaway footrests
• Comes standard with 3" webbing black nylon leg strap with velcro adjustable loops to slide over installed footrests
• Black padded nylon leg strap fits 17" and 19" seat width transport chair frames
• Attendant wheel locks on both rear casters for better control and access by companion
• Weighs 24 lb (w/o front rigging/ footrest)
• Maximum Weight Capacity 250 lb - evenly distributed
• Designed to meet the requirements of Medicare code E1038
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More Information

• Warning:
  - When wheelchair is in use, anti-tippers must be installed in the downward position
  - Indicates a potential hazard situation or unsafe practice that, if not avoided, could result in death or serious personal injury
  - Indicates a potential hazard situation or unsafe practice that, if not avoided, could result in product or property damage
  - Do not operate this wheelchair on streets or roadways
  - Do not operate this wheelchair on hilly or rough terrain, sand, wet or icy surfaces, or surfaces with impaired traction. Ensure that pathway is clear of all obstacles
  - Do not turn wheelchair while going downhill, as wheelchair could tip over
  - This wheelchair does not offer seating or occupant restraint equivalent to the seat provided in a motor vehicle! To increase your safety while traveling in a motor vehicle, always transfer to the vehicle seat and use the restraint provided by the vehicle manufacturer
  - Do not tie down or attach anything to the wheels. This could cause tipping and possibly result in injury or damage to the wheelchair
  - Doing a wheelie (tilting the wheelchair backward until it reaches its balance point) is dangerous and could result in personal injury to the user
  - Do not place your hands between seat rail and side panel
  - Ensure that wheelchair is on a stable, level surface and engage wheel locks before and during transfer
  - Wheel locks are not brakes. Do not use the wheel locks to slow down your wheelchair, or while the wheelchair is moving. Wheel locks are only intended to keep the wheelchair in place when it is at a complete stop
• Transfer Activities:
  - Always ensure that the wheelchair is on a stable, level surface and engage wheel locks before transfer
  - Do not step on the footplates; this could cause the wheelchair to tip. Fold them up, and either detach them or swing them aside
  - There is a critical moment when there is little or no seat platform beneath you. Take every precaution to reduce this unsupported distance before you attempt the transfer