2 IN 1 Self Propel Commode Wheelchair 18" 6 Wheels Blue | Fair

Self-propelled commode wheelchair with detachable rear wheels

• Powder-coated and six-wheelers
• Powder-coated frame
• 5” brake wheel
• 24“ rear mag wheel
• Flip-up armrest with loop brake
• Detachable footrest
• The back frame can be detached
• High-quality PVC seat
• Maximum capacity: 100kg
• Seat width: 18"
• Packing dimension: 77 x 35 x 60 cm
• Net Weight: 19kg

F.A.Q
Q1: Can this commode wheelchair be pushed directly to the toilet bowl?
A1: Yes, the bucket has to be removed before pushing into the toilet bowl.

Q2: Can height be adjusted or not?
A2: Nope, height is fixed.

Q3: At what height of the toilet bowl can it fit?
A3: It fits most of the standard toilet bowls, provided they have never raised the height of the floor to accommodate special needs. Some homes might have been raised an additional inch higher from the floor to ease the elderly's transfer purposes.

Q4: The seat of the commode wheelchair is smaller than the toilet seat. How can I adjust or alter it to make the commode seat bigger?
A4: The commode chair seat has a front cutout, which allows the front to be better assessed for cleaning of the private part versus the non-cutout of the toilet bowl version.
The commode chair is made of a cushion padded. It allows the patient to have a more comfortable feeling when using the wheelchair cum commode for longer hours, having said so, on the contrary, the shape of the oval couldn't be cut similar size as the plastic version simply for safety concerns.
If the cutout is too big, the strength of the seat is reduced. It will appear as the weaker point when some patients have less strength in their knees and are unable to sit on the padded cushion slowly, and always banging on the cushion can cause breakage of the wood-based seat over time when they bang on the seat heavily.
Therefore, we cannot modify this cushion into a larger shape simply for safety reasons.

Q5: Can I change the tyres to pump air tyres?
A5: It is not recommended to change to pump air tyres because it will attract mould under hospital requirements.

Q6: Is the height of the commode the same as a normal wheelchair?
A6: No. The commode wheelchair is slightly higher than a normal wheelchair. A normal wheelchair is 47cm in height from floor to seat, while a commode wheelchair's height is 54cm.

Q7: As the commode is used in the shower, won't the screw rust after a long time of usage?
A7: For long-lasting purposes, use an anti-rust spray, which can be found at the hardware shop.

Q8: Can the big 24" wheels be fixed to the chair when the patient is seated?
A8: Yes. Big wheels are meant for self-propulsion by the patient if they wish to move around independently. Removal of the big wheels is to ease accessibility to the narrow toilet door frame.

Q9: Can this commode wheelchair fold?
A9: No.

Q10: Can it fit in a sedan car?
A10: Yes, can. But need to simply dismantle the backrest.

Comparison between white and blue commode wheelchairs