The Eclipse is a bariatric chair built around self-propulsion: a rigid steel frame with a wide, strong seating base, and extended castor positioning that shifts weight back over the rear wheels so hand propulsion stays realistic at these seat widths. The same set-up suits a client who propels with their feet.
The seat frame adjusts through a wide range of widths and depths, the back angle can be set to one of four positions, and the front rigging adjusts tool free with a single lever, so the chair can be re-fitted as your client changes rather than replaced. Desk-length armrests keep it usable at a table, and an optional manual dynamic recline is available where a change of position through the day is part of the plan. The Eclipse is transit tested.
Who it suits
An adult who needs a bariatric seating base and wants to keep moving themselves, at home or in the community, where a standard chair has run out of width or strength. It is configured to order, so the seat, back, wheels and rigging are all decided before it is built.
