Some clients want a chair that disappears under them: no bulk, no rattle, nothing that says hospital. The TiLite ZRA is a rigid chair built around a single mono-tube titanium frame, and it is set up to the individual rather than picked off a shelf.
Titanium gives you two things at once. It is light in the hands of the person pushing it and of whoever lifts it into a car boot, and it takes the sting out of rough footpaths because the metal absorbs vibration rather than passing it straight into the spine. For a full-time manual user, that matters over years of pushing.
Almost every part of the set-up is a decision: seat width and depth, seat heights front and rear, camber, front frame angle and where the axle sits relative to the user. Get the centre of gravity right and the chair turns with a flick of the wrist instead of a shove. That is why the ZRA is scripted with a therapist rather than ordered from a catalogue page.
