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X4 Lightweight Bariatric Transit Wheelchair

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X4 Lightweight Bariatric Transit Wheelchair
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Model overview & specifications

The X4 transit wheelchair is the attendant-propelled member of this wider-seat range. The archived description records a folding frame, removable armrests, adjustable back support, a cushion and anti-tip devices. Verify the individual chair’s load limit and seating dimensions.

Recorded features

  • Folding aluminium frame
  • Fold down backrest
  • Multiple axles to allow various seat heights / interchange from transit to self propel
  • Flip back, detachable armrest with PU arm pad (Standard Full Length)
  • Plastic side panel clothes guard
  • Swing away leg rest with black plastic foot plate (angle adjustable) & one piece footplate cover
  • Black nylon seat upholstery
  • Black nylon tension back with nylon cover (8 adjustable Velcro straps)
  • 200 x 38mm grey PU front castors
  • Anti-tipper
  • Press button release safety belt
  • Recorded option: Transit (12" rear wheels)

Archived specifications

Figures retained from the original product listing; verify against the label and correct manufacturer manual.
Seat Width 56cm (22"), 61cm (24")
Seat Depth 43cm (17")
Seat Height Adjustable 47.5cm (19") to 51cm (20") set to 51cm as standard.
Backrest Height 43cm (17")
Total Weight 17.7kg
Transport Weight 12.4kg
Max Weight 160kg / 25st

Before relying on these details

This is historical product information retained from the original listing. Specifications, accessories and photographs may differ between years and configurations. Confirm the exact model, dimensions and maximum load from the product label and correct manufacturer manual. This page is not an offer for sale or confirmation of current availability.

For seating fit, support needs or changes to a chair’s configuration, seek an individual assessment from a wheelchair service or suitably qualified professional.