Just like adults kids have their own set of requirements when it comes to wheelchairs. Many people may think that all wheelchairs are alike, but that’s not true. The proposition of being in a seated position for long periods of time can not only be uncomfortable but it can lead to serious health issues such as pressure sores and skin breakdowns. The pediatric wheelchairs on shop wheelchair are rich in variety to meet all kinds of requirements. Depending upon your child’s specific needs, you can rest assured that you can safely transport them wherever they need to go.
Each child is different; therefore there is no cookie-cutter formula for pediatric wheelchairs. Wheelchairs designed for children require a slightly different approach. These wheelchairs come with growth capabilities and adjustments to accommodate fast growing kids. They are more sleek, colourful and lightweight. Children with mobility issues will be fast on the move again with these products that offer versatility and maneuverability. Attractive features and innovative designs mark these pediatric chairs. If you are looking for a wheelchair that is safe and comfortable for your loved one you are in the right place.
We offer pediatric wheelchairs from top manufacturers including Invacare Corporation and Medline Industries.
Size and weight: Seat height, seat width and seat depth are some features that will depend upon the size of the child. It is recommended to have the measurements for seat depth and seat to floor height ready beforehand to help with the selection process.
Chair weight – Weight of the chair is defined by the intended usage of the wheelchair. Lighter chairs are easier for transport while standard weight and heavy duty chairs provide great stability.
Support: Some children lack torso control which makes it necessary for the chair to have lateral supports and harnesses for safety purposes. Also a tilt in space wheelchair can be a great option for such kids.
Travel: If the child is using the wheelchair while travelling through public transport the wheelchair certainly needs to be crash tested. Transit tie downs are necessary to be a part of such wheelchairs.
