Most tilt in space chairs cost a client their ability to push themselves. The Liberty is built so they keep it. Front seat height stays constant through the tilt range, so a client can keep foot propelling or hand propelling at any angle you have set for them.
That makes it a strong option for clients who need tilt for pressure relief or postural fatigue but are still active, still getting themselves around the house, and would lose function in a heavier positioning chair. A gas spring does the work of repositioning, so a carer can adjust tilt without a wrestle.
The frame comes apart and reconfigures easily: width, depth, backrest height and seat to floor height all adjust, which helps when a client’s needs shift or the chair moves between settings. Magnesium Maxx Mag wheels bring the overall width in, useful in tight domestic doorways. It is transit approved.
