Day chairs in shared settings have to fit whoever sits in them next, and a fixed frame rarely does. This utility chair adjusts in both seat height and seat width, so the same chair can be set up for a small client one week and a broader client the next without ordering a replacement.
The width change is made through a knock down frame, which also means the chair comes apart for delivery through a narrow doorway or up a tight stairwell. Seat height adjustment lets you set the chair so a client can get their feet flat and stand with less effort, which is often the difference between independent transfers and needing a hand.
The backrest is contoured for lumbar support and the armrests are padded along their full length, giving the client something solid to push through when rising. Upholstery is anti fungal and anti bacterial and has been tested for fire and wear resistance, so it suits residential aged care, hospital day areas and community health.
