Wheelchairs For Sale

• Eco Narrow Power – A Folding Powered Wheelchair 16″ Seat Width

  £899.00Current price is: £899.00. With VAT Relief

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• Eco Narrow Power – A Folding Powered Wheelchair 16″ Seat Width (Reboxed)

  £559.00Current price is: £559.00. With VAT Relief

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• Lite 2: Lightweight, Foldable Wheelchair for Enhanced Mobility | The Mobility Outlet

  £250.00 With VAT Relief

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• Lite 2: Lightweight Aluminium Attendant Propelled Wheelchair

  £229.98 With VAT Relief

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• 8TRL: General Purpose Folding Back Occupant Propelled Wheelchair

  £189.98 With VAT Relief

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• 9TRL: General Purpose Folding Back Attendant Propelled Wheelchair

  £170.00 With VAT Relief

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• Magnesium Lite Wheelchair

  £160.00Current price is: £160.00. With VAT Relief

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• Lite Foldable Self Propelled Wheelchair

  £140.00Current price is: £140.00. With VAT Relief

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• Express Folding Lightweight Wheelchair

  £130.00Current price is: £130.00. With VAT Relief

  Was £220.00

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• Chair In A Bag

  £102.00Current price is: £102.00. With VAT Relief

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the three main types of wheelchairs?
  The three main types of wheelchairs are manual, transit and powered. Manual wheelchairs, including self-propelled and transit styles, are moved either by the user or a carer. They are often lighter and easier to transport. Transit wheelchairs have smaller rear wheels and are designed to be pushed by another person. Powered wheelchairs, or powerchairs, are propelled with the aid of a battery-powered motor, allowing users to move around independently using a joystick.
• How do I choose the right wheelchair for my needs?
  To choose the right wheelchair, think about how often you will use it, where you will use it and whether you want to move yourself or need someone to push you. If you need to lift the chair into a car or store it in smaller spaces, a lightweight frame and folding design will make it easier. You should also think about your size and any health conditions that might affect the level of support you need from your wheelchair.
• How do I measure for a wheelchair?
  Sit on a flat, firm surface with your knees bent at 90 degrees. Measure the width across your hips or thighs at their widest point and add 1 to 2 inches for comfort. Measure the seat depth from the back of your hips to the back of your knees, leaving a small gap behind the knees to avoid pressure. For the backrest height, measure from the seat surface up to the middle of your back or your shoulders, depending on how much support you prefer.
• Will a wheelchair fit through a standard doorway?
  Most standard doorways in the UK are between 30 and 32 inches wide. Many wheelchairs are designed to fit through without any problems, but it is always best to measure your doorways at home and compare it to the overall width of the wheelchair you are thinking of buying.