Steel Folding Rollator - 300 lb Capacity

SKU: 4MD-19125

$105.47

  • Durable powder-coated steel frame
  • Removable curved padded backrest
  • Comfortable, flip-up padded seat
  • Easy-to-operate ergonomic hand brakes
  • Height-adjustable for a custom fit
  • Water-resistant nylon pouch attaches under seat for added privacy and security of personal items
  • Equipped with a folding mechanism for easy storage and transport
  • Non-marring 6″ black casters with soft grip tires, ideal for both indoor and outdoor use 
  • Easy Tool-Free setup

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  • Government & GSA purchasing
  • Volume & contract pricing
  • Tax-exempt ordering

The ProBasics Steel Rollator is the perfect blend of style, comfort and affordability. Constructed of durable powder-coated steel, it offers great maneuverability and stability. It features easy-to-operate ergonomic hand brakes, a removable padded backrest and a water-resistant nylon pouch. Equipped with an easy folding mechanism for storage and transport. Supports patient weight up to 300 pounds. The new knock-down version features a quick tool-free first time assembly. 

Features
  • Durable powder-coated steel frame
  • Removable curved padded backrest
  • Comfortable, flip-up padded seat
  • Easy-to-operate ergonomic hand brakes
  • Height-adjustable for a custom fit
  • Water-resistant nylon pouch attaches under seat for added privacy and security of personal items
  • Equipped with a folding mechanism for easy storage and transport
  • Non-marring 6″ black casters with soft grip tires, ideal for both indoor and outdoor use 
  • Easy Tool-Free setup
Weight Capacity300 lbs
Overall width23″
Width inside hand grips18.25″
Seat dimensions (W × D)13″ × 13.5″
Seat-to-floor height19″
Handle height adjustment29″ – 34″
Wheel size6″
Product materialAluminum
Product weight12 lbs.

Steel Rollator Burgundy, 6″, KD

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65