Bariatric Transport Chair: Common Specs and Dimensions

• Weight Capacity: Typically 400–650 pounds (180–295 kg), some models go up to 750 pounds (340 kg)

• Seat Width: Usually 20–26 inches (50–66 cm)

• Seat Height: Approx. 19–21 inches (48–53 cm) from the floor

• Overall Width: Often 28–32 inches (71–81 cm) when folded for storage; wider in use

• Overall Length: Around 36–40 inches (91–102 cm) depending on armrest and footrest configuration

• Wheel Sizes:

• Front Wheels: 8–10 inches
• Rear Wheels: 24–26 inches (sometimes 12–16 inches for lighter models)

• Back Height: Typically 16–20 inches (41–51 cm)

• Armrests: Removable or folding; some models have full-length arms for transfer

• Footrests: Swing-away or removable; often adjustable for leg length

• Brake System: Dual-lock or extended/hooded brakes for stability

• Frame Material: Welded steel or aluminum; aluminum is lighter but may be more costly

• Seat Material: Reinforced vinyl or nylon; easy-to-clean options

• Fold/Transport: Designed to fold for trunk storage; some models are designed to fit through standard doorways

• Mobility Features: Quick-release wheels on some models; armrest and footrest adjustments for user comfort

• Safety: Anti-tip wheels, seat belt options, and securement points for transport

• Users requiring a higher-capacity transport chair.
• Individuals needing additional seat width and support.
• Caregivers assisting larger users with transportation.
• Short-term recovery and mobility assistance needs.
• Users seeking a durable, foldable transport solution with enhanced stability.

• Individuals requiring temporary mobility assistance.
• Users recovering from surgery, injury, or medical procedures.
• Travelers needing short-term wheelchair rental.
• Caregivers seeking a transportable mobility solution.
• Users requiring a foldable wheelchair for storage and transportation.