Self Propelled Wheelchairs – Fitted with larger rear wheels to allow the user to propel themselves whilst sitting in the chair. They also include handles that allow attendants to push the chair if necessary. Most of these chairs can be folded and have quick release rear wheels. By removing these rear wheels and folding the chair it makes them easier to store and transport.

Transit Wheelchairs – Often referred to as attendant propelled wheelchairs. These have been specifically designed to be so they can be pushed by a carer or attendant. They are often lightweight and are able to be easily folded into a more compact size.

Bariatric Wheelchairs – These are specifically designed for the larger, heavier user. Due to their reinforced frames they have increased maximum user weight capacities. They also have extra wide seats to ensure the users can be seated comfortably.

Crash Tested Wheelchairs – Any chairs with that have been crash tested have the required tie down straps to ensure stability during transit. This means they can be used in Community Transport vehicles or adapted vehicles. The user does not need to be removed from the chair.

Travel Wheelchairs – Designed with the main focus on being on easy to travel with. They are extremely lightweight and compact. These are a popular choice with those who want a chair that they can take on holiday with them. Another common use is when they only need to transfer somebody a short distance, for example from a car to the home.

We stock all of our products from leading brands such as Aidapt, Days, Drive Devilbiss, Force Healthcare, Sunrise Medical, Van Os Medical and Z-Tec.

Once you have selected your new product why not take a look at some accessories to match. These include include storage bags, wheelchair ramps, cushions and powerstrolls.

The price of a wheelchair can vary based on the type of chair and the features that it has. We stock a diverse range of models to ensure all budgets are catered for. Generally wheelchairs that are made from steel are often the cheapest type that. However these are heavier than their more expensive aluminium counterparts. The lighter in weight or more features the wheelchair has often means the more expensive they are. If you have a chair that includes extra features such as padded upholstery, anti tip wheels this will increase the price further. 

Wheelchairs are available in a number of different seat widths to suit user requirements. The most common seat width which is often seen as standard is 18 inches wide. However you can find sizings to range from a seat width of 15 inches up to 24 inches. Any seat width of over 20″ are often found on heavy duty or bariatric wheelchairs. One thing to remember is that it is important to remember that on the models with larger seat widths, you may need to measure doorways as quite often chairs with a larger seat width will struggle to go through doorways due to the chairs overall width.

If you are looking to buy a wheelchair, you have come to the right place. As a specialist in mobility aids, our range is extensive and is sure to have something to suit your requirements. Due to our years of first hand experience, we are able to speak to you with your requirements to find a chair that ticks the boxes. We can also provide you with the opportunity to apply for VAT relief on any orders for qualifying customers which is a saving of 20% on the full product price.

All of our wheelchairs are provided with user manuals to help you get to grips with how to use your new product. These user manuals will provide you all the information required to get you up to speed on functionality and how to care for the product.

Wheelchairs can range in weight depending on which model you require. We have plenty of lightweight models available which start from as light as 9kg. Generally you will find the wheelchairs made from aluminium are the lightest within the range. Travel wheelchairs are often the lightest in our range however these are only for occasional use. After that the next category with the lightest chairs would be our attendant propelled models which we refer to as transit wheelchairs. Most of our self propelled wheelchairs are heavier than our transit chairs however they are able to be disassembled to make them much lighter and easier to store away or travel with. Our heaviest chairs are our bariatric wheelchairs and this is because  they extremely heavy duty and have been manufactured to accommodate weights of up to 32 stone.