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Medline K4 Basic Lightweight Wheelchair with Desk-Length Arms and Elevating Leg Rests, 300 lb. Weight Capacity, 16" Width

MEDMDS806550NE - Medline - K4 Basic Lightweight Wheelchair with Desk-Length Arms and Elevating Leg Rests
$327.79 Each
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  • Durable, tig-welded frame with gray powder coat finish plus swing-back, desk length arms with flip-back arm release for easy in and out
  • Breathable nylon upholstery plus custom adjustability (dual axle hemi-height and back height) provides a more comfortable patient experience
  • Smooth-rolling, solid, flat-free latex tires
  • Optional accessories: O2 Holder (item MDS85181U), Anti-Fold Device (item MDS85196), IV Pole (MDS85183), Overhead Anti-Theft Device (MDS85197A), O2/IV Combo (MDS85190), Anti-Tip Device (MDS85189WK4), Tinnerman Legrest Locks (WCA806991)
  • Picture is representative of this wheelchair line; please check specification table and item description of each individual sku for specific product details including leg style and seat size

  • Color : Black
  • Quantity : 1 Each
  • Seat Size : 16" x 16"
  • Arm Length : Desk Length
  • Arm Style : Removable
  • Axle Type : Dual
  • Back Height : 17"
  • Caster Size : 8"
  • Weight Capacity : 300 lbs.
  • Foldable : Yes
  • Latex Free : Yes
  • Leg Rest Style : Elevating
  • MRI Safe : No
  • Overall Height : 38"
  • Overall Width : 23.5"
  • Product Weight : 33.5 lbs.
  • Rear Wheel Size : 24"
  • Seat to Floor Height : 20"
  • Self Propelling : Yes
  • Material : Nylon
  • Seat to ground : 20"-18"
  • Rim to rim open : 24.5"
  • Rim to rim closed : 12"
  • Highest point to ground : 36.5"
  • Length front to back : 31.5"
  • Height of arm pad from seat rail : 8.5"
  • Length of arm pad : 9.25"

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