Electric wheelchairs are ideal for those with lower body disabilities and weak upper body strength. They are often very convenient as you can recharge the power supply by simply plugging into an outlet. Electric wheelchairs are nice to have when you need that extra help for mobility since they allow you to take control of…
Wheelchair accessories are adapted and updated as new models of manual and power wheelchairs are developed. New wheelchairs accessory technology can keep patients safer and more comfortable. Users have become more active, requiring better materials and additional features for improved stability and maneuverability. Wheelchair seating attempts to fulfill many competing goals including supporting posture, managing…
When it comes to wheelchair frames, the materials that are used define the extent to which the wheelchair is durable as well as how strong it is. There are a host of materials that are used, from aluminum, titanium, chrome as well as composite materials that are quiet light weight. Some of the frames could…
Cup holders have become part and parcel of automobiles in this day and age. In fact these cup holders have become a common comfort giving device in almost all cars today. People gain some pleasure in sipping their favorite beverage from cups held in cup holders which implies that cup holders have become quite significant…
Wheelchair frames are now made of chrome, aluminum, aircraft aluminum, titanium, an alloy of chrome and other materials, or other lightweight composite materials. The materials used in the frame determine the wheelchair’s strength and capacity. Frames are generally available in folding and rigid styles. Wheelchair frames should be crashworthy and tie down points need to…
Wheelchair armrests are designed to help user’s upper body balance while seated. If the user, however, has adequate upper body strength, wheelchairs without armrests or shortened armrests can be purchased. Wheelchair armrests, lap trays, or forearm troughs are commonly used while the occupant is in his or her wheelchair. Rigid arm boards often are preferred…
