• García 1880 Andador De Aluminio Con Ruedas Y Asiento
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Garcia 1880 Aluminium Walker With Wheels And Seat

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This aluminium walker with wheels and seat offers a lot of stability when walking. Its structure is foldable. The wheels make walking easier, as the walker does not need to be lifted, and help the walker to glide.

Regular price €85,00
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García 1880 Andador De Aluminio Con Ruedas Y Asiento
Garcia 1880 Aluminium Walker With Wheels And Seat
Regular price €85,00
Sale price €85,00 Regular price €136,40
You are saving: -€51,40

Made of aluminium. Anatomical handles.upholstered seat Height adjustable: 86.5 to 95 cm Total width: 58 cm. Width between back heels: 44 cm. Product size: 59 x 55 cm Seat size: 40 x 20 cm Product weight: 2,800 kg. Maximum weight: 100 kg Contera Ref.: 82225 HERA-CV Code: EAN 010B-504 SIRPO Code: E0007664 The walker is a technical aid for mobility. It is a metal structure that provides the user with greater stability and support when walking and, in many cases, provides greater psychological peace of mind. Walking aids are suitable for people with weakness in one or both lower limbs, people with balance disorders or those who have a global decrease in strength but still have enough strength in their upper limbs to manage it. There is a wide variety and typology of walking aids. It is important to choose the most suitable one for each patient to ensure maximum functionality. The most basic walkers are known as step walkers. Accessories can be added, such as wheels, brakes, seats, baskets or trays, which complement the walker and give it other advantages in order to adapt it to the needs of the user. Whichever type of walker is chosen, it is important to adjust the walker to the right height for the patient. To do this, the user should be placed in a standing position with the arms resting in a relaxed position at the sides. When using the walker, the elbows should be slightly bent (approximately 20º of elbow flexion). This proper adjustment allows the person to support approximately half of his or her weight. If the arms are not bent at a comfortable angle, the patient will put too much strain on the shoulders and back.