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Drive Rollator with 8" Non-Marking Wheels

Drive Rollator with 8" Non-Marking Wheels

$75.00 - $75.00
$75.00
$75.00 - $75.00
$75.00

Customer will need to provide prescriptions for respiratory devices.

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Phone#: +1 (818)-986-9833

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Description



This durable rolling walker from Drive Medical is ideal for inside or outside use. The rollator features large 7.5" wheels with a fold up and removable back support. Comes with padded seat, plastic tray and basket to store personal items. The special loop lock composed of internal aluminum casting operates easily and ensures safety. The wheels have a unique non-medical look and won't mark up floors like some other wheels do.

Specifications

Weight Capacity 300 lbs.
Product Weight 20 lbs.
Seat Width 15"
Seat Depth 8.5"
Seat-to-Floor Height 21"
Overall Width 23"
Overall Length 24"
Overall Height 37"
Max. Handle Height 37"
Min. Handle Height 31"
Width Between Handles 18"
Frame Color Blue, Red
Number of Wheels 4
Front Wheel Size 8"
Rear Wheel Size 8"
Warranty on Frame Lifetime Limited
Shipping Weight 23 lbs.
Box Length 26"
Box Width 8"
Box Height 16"

Features

  • Comes with durable, plastic seat
  • Removable, hinged padded backrest can be folded up and down
  • Comes with a basket to store personal items
  • Durable steel frame
  • 7.5" non-marring casters are ideal for indoor and outdoor use
  • Easy to use deluxe loop locks
  • Lever allows for independent handle height and angle adjustment
  • Free Shipping

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