Locking four castors one at a time means walking around the frame while the client sits unsecured. A central brake ends that. One pedal locks and releases the rear castors together, so the carer stays in front of the client and the chair is safe in a moment.
That is worth having in any busy setting: a classroom, a therapy space, a home with a narrow hallway where there is no room to walk around the frame at all. The kit also includes threshold assistance, which helps the carer get the frame over a door sill or a floor lip without heaving.
This kit is for retrofitting, so a frame ordered without the central brake can be upgraded later once the client’s routine makes the case for it.






