Four wheeled pushchair. Options: available in two widths; range of mobility bases; range of colours for upholstery and frame; fitted platform for respiratory equipment. Accessories: attendant brake on hand grip; accessory bags; head rest pads; trunk supports; lap belts; five-point harness; foot straps; angle hugger; groin strap; fixation jacket; chest-shoulder harness; abduction block; hip support; winter warmer and sheep skin insert; rain cape; canopy and rain cover; oxygen bottle holders.
Mobility for You
Manufacturer's Product Description
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Manufacturer's Contact Details
Hoggi
Eulerstrasse 27
56235 Ransbach-Baumbach
Germany
Key Features
- frame suspension with four adjustable settings which do not require tools
- removable cushions and upholstery
- reclining backrest
- 45 degree seat tilt-in-space with the seat facing forward or backwards
- folds for storing and transport
Product Dimensions
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 60kg |
| Length | 96cm |
| Weight (kg) | 6; 7kg |
| Width | 63; 68cm |
| Seat | |
| Seat depth | 16-34cm |
| Seat width | 18-30cm |
Product Specification
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