The PDG Bentley tilts from the front of the seat rather than the middle, which means there is no knee-rise as the chair goes back. Your client’s feet stay on the ground even at full tilt, so they can keep foot propelling and stay oriented to the room instead of being tipped away from it.
The rigid steel frame is the heavier duty option in the Bentley range, built for larger users and for clients with high tone or agitation who put real force through a chair. A short wheelbase keeps it manoeuvrable in a home or a facility corridor, and the centre of gravity adjusts simply as seating or the client changes. Hand propulsion works in the tilted position too, not only upright.
Options extend it further: transit tie downs, a manual dynamic recline, power tilt, and Easy-Out plug-in front rigging that adjusts tool-free with a single lever. If the client needs a lighter frame for car transport, the Bentley LT shares the same propulsion and tilt behaviour.






