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Tasmanian owned and operated

PDG Stellar HD

Code PDGSTELLARHD

The Stellar HD is a bariatric wheelchair offering up to 45° of tilt and 600 lbs weight capacity. It features heavy-gauge steel reinforcement of the frame and other components. Multiple gas struts ensure effortless tilt operation.

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Delivered and assembled · NDIS, aged care, DVA and private · Serviced by our own technicians

About this product

The Stellar HD is the bariatric chair in the Stellar family, built for clients whose weight and build put ordinary tilt frames out of scope. Heavy gauge steel reinforcement runs through the frame and through the components that take the load.

Several gas struts share the tilt, so a carer can bring a large client back into a tilted position without a fight. That matters where pressure care and repositioning happen several times a day and it is the same staff doing it each time.

Wide seat widths and deeper seats are available, and the chair can be ordered with manual dynamic recline, a Dynamic Rocker Back, and Easy-Out plug-in front rigging that adjusts with one lever and no tools.

Specifications

Seat width22 in to 32 in
Seat depth18 in to 22 in
Tilt range45 degrees
Recline range30 degrees (optional manual dynamic recline)
Weight capacity272 kg
Frame or main materialSteel
Wheelchair weight28 kg

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