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Drive bariatric drop-arm commode chair

Drive Bariatric Drop Arm Commode Chair

$194.99 - $194.99
$194.99
$194.99 - $194.99
$194.99

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The Drive Bariatric Drop-Arm Commode is rated for up to 1000 lb. Its arm releases and drops down for safe sideways transfers on and off the commode. The heavy-duty steel frame has a gray powder coat, and the legs are 26 in apart.

A large snap-on seat and padded armrests add comfort and stability. The 12 qt pail and its cover slide in and out from the front. Drive makes this commode using recycled materials.

Features

  • 1000 lb weight capacity
  • Drop arm for lateral transfers
  • Heavy-duty gray powder-coated steel frame
  • Large snap-on seat
  • Padded armrests
  • 12 qt pail with cover that slides in from the front
  • Made using recycled materials

Specifications

  • Seat: 23.25 in W x 18.5 in D
  • Width between legs: 26 in
  • Height adjustment: 17.5 to 22 in
  • Weight: 21 lb
  • Weight capacity: 1000 lb

Specifications

Actual Product Weight 21 lbs
Outside Legs Width 26.25′
Overall Product Height 33′
Overall Product Length 21′
Overall Product Width 26.25′
Primary Product Color Grey
Primary Product Material Steel
Product Weight Capacity 1000 lbs
Seat Depth 18.5′
Seat Width 23.25′
Seat to Floor Height 17.5′-22′
Width Between Arms 25.75′

Features

  • 1000 lb weight capacity
  • Easy-to-release arm mechanism allows for safe lateral patient transfers to and from commode
  • Durable, heavy-duty, gray powder-coated steel tubing is sturdy and easy to maintain
  • Large, durable snap-on seat
  • Padded armrests provide comfort and stability
  • Pail easily slides in from the front of the commode
  • Comes complete with 12 qt commode bucket and cover that removes from behind

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