Patient Transfer Chair SW
A transfer chair for moving patients and visitors through hospitals and public buildings. It does not look like a conventional wheelchair: a stainless steel frame with a special surface finish and a polyurethane seat, backrest and armrests.
The chairs nest into each other in a parking station, so ten chairs take about 60% less floor space than ten chairs parked side by side.
Key facts
- Dimensions
- 1070 × 690 × 985 mm (length × width × height)
- Frame
- Stainless steel with a special surface finish
- Seat, backrest, armrests
- Polyurethane
- Parking
- Nesting design: about 60% less floor space for 10 chairs
- Accessories
- Seatbelt, IV pole, coin deposit mechanism
Specifications
| Overall length | 1070 mm |
|---|---|
| Overall width | 690 mm |
| Overall height | 985 mm |
| Seat width | 480 mm |
| Seat depth | 460 mm |
| Backrest height | 300 mm |
| Backrest width | 430 mm |
| Frame | Stainless steel, special surface finish |
| Seat, backrest and armrests | Polyurethane: resistant to wear, dust and impact |
| Brakes | Patented brake system |
| Armrests and footrest | Foldable |
| Anti-theft | Designed against theft; optional coin deposit mechanism |
| Accessories | Seatbelt, IV pole, coin deposit mechanism |
Where it is used
Hospitals, airports, train stations, bus terminals, museums, cinemas and shopping centres. The compact frame fits narrow corridors, and the stainless steel and polyurethane materials allow use outdoors in rain, snow and cold.
Frequently asked questions
How much space do the chairs save when parked?
The chairs nest into each other. Ten SW chairs parked together take about 60% less floor space than ten chairs parked without nesting.
Can the chair be used outdoors?
Yes. The frame is stainless steel and the seat, backrest and armrests are polyurethane, so rain, snow and cold do not damage it.
Which accessories are available?
A seatbelt, an IV pole and a coin deposit mechanism.
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