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Tasmanian owned and operated

Red Gum Wide Walker, 8″ Casters (Mini Mack), Red

Code RG4205A

For a client who needs a wider seat and a higher user weight allowance, the Mini Mack is built for it from the start: wide through the frame, with a deeper, broader seat and a frame rated well above the usual walker limit. Eight inch castors carry that width over outdoor ground and kerb ramps…

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

About this product

For a client who needs a wider seat and a higher user weight allowance, the Mini Mack is built for it from the start: wide through the frame, with a deeper, broader seat and a frame rated well above the usual walker limit.

Eight inch castors carry that width over outdoor ground and kerb ramps without the front end digging in, and the wide stance gives the client a settled feel when they stop and turn to sit. The seat is a proper rest point with room to sit back.

The extra width means doorway clearance and hallway turns need checking in the client’s own home before it is prescribed.

Specifications

Overall width590 mm
Overall height760 to 860 mm
Folded size590 mm W x 890 mm D x 490 mm H
Seat width435 mm
Seat depth320 mm
Seat height500 mm
Weight capacity150 kg
Weight9.8 kg
Overall depth720 mm
FoldingYes

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