Transfer Rollator

Transfer Rollator Features:

Attractive Euro style

Sturdy alurminum cross brace and frame

Side-to-side fold up into a very compact

 side and can stand itself

Handle height adjustment in 6 increments

Brake system with both running and 

 parking function

Cane holder and shopping bag attached

Foam padded nylon seat with pull up 

 strap and easily fold up

Transfer Rollator Specifications:

Width inside hand grip:50 cm

Overall width:61.5cm

Overall depth:70cm

Seat area:46×25cm

Seat height:54cm

Adjustable handle height:80.5-93.5cm

Front wheel:8 inch(PVC)

Rear wheel:8inch(PVC)

Packing dimension:73×28×84cm

Max.user weight:136kg

Weight:6.9kg

A Transfer Rollator is a two-in-one mobility device that functions as both a standard rollator walker and a transport chair. Users can walk independently with the stability and support of the rollator, and then quickly convert it into a chair by flipping the backrest and lowering the footrests. This allows a caregiver to push the user, making it ideal for individuals who can walk short distances but need a wheelchair for longer outings.

Key features and benefits:

Versatility:

It combines the benefits of a walker and a transport chair into a single, lightweight device. 

Convenience:

Users can walk on their own and then easily use it as a transport chair without needing two separate mobility aids. 

Independence:

It allows for greater autonomy, especially for those who find walking long distances difficult but want to remain active. 

Caregiver support:

A caregiver can quickly switch the device to a transport chair position to push the individual for comfort or when they are tired. 

Comfort and stability:

It offers ergonomic handgrips for walking and a comfortable seat for sitting, along with large wheels for a smooth ride. 

Portability:

Many models are designed to be lightweight and fold compactly for easy transport and storage in a car. 

How it works:

1. As a rollator:

.The device functions like a typical four-wheeled rollator, allowing the user to walk with stability and support. 

2. As a transport chair:

.To convert it, the caregiver or user flips the backrest, lowers the footrests (which were folded up), and rotates the handgrips to a caregiver position. The device is now ready for the user to sit on while a caregiver pushes them.