Rea Azalea Minor
The Rea Azalea Minor manual wheelchair is designed for people who require a smaller seat depth and width and is ideal for those requiring a solid and stable tilt-in-space wheelchair. As an adapted version of a passive manual wheelchair, the Rea Azalea Minor boasts all the same advantages of this reliable Rea Azalea with our special weight shifting mechanism and is available with transit or self-propel wheels, five frame colours and three upholstery choices.
Stability is a strong feature of the Rea Azalea Minor manual wheelchair, delivering exceptional safety and confidence for the client with our unique DSS (Dual Stability System) built into every passive manual wheelchair. When tilting and reclining, the seating system moves forward and down inside the frame. This weight shifting guarantees exceptional stability is maintained, even when in full tilt and recline. Additionally, the pivot points of the Rea Azalea match the natural pivot points of the person for synchronised movement between the body and the manual wheelchair, reducing the risk of shear and pressure.
Description
The Rea Azalea Minor manual wheelchair is designed for people who require a smaller seat depth and width and is ideal for those requiring a solid and stable tilt-in-space wheelchair. As an adapted version of a passive manual wheelchair, the Rea Azalea Minor boasts all the same advantages of this reliable Rea Azalea with our special weight shifting mechanism and is available with transit or self-propel wheels, five frame colours and three upholstery choices.
Stability is a strong feature of the Rea Azalea Minor manual wheelchair, delivering exceptional safety and confidence for the client with our unique DSS (Dual Stability System) built into every passive manual wheelchair. When tilting and reclining, the seating system moves forward and down inside the frame. This weight shifting guarantees exceptional stability is maintained, even when in full tilt and recline. Additionally, the pivot points of the Rea Azalea match the natural pivot points of the person for synchronised movement between the body and the manual wheelchair, reducing the risk of shear and pressure.
