what is the dimension of the bottom where the feet go. can you use a power wheelchair with this product
1402710
15" deep 4" at highest point. You can fit an electric wheelchair under the table if the foot rests are above 4", and the front casters are 15" or more deep. The height of the table is adjustable to a very high level or low. It is a wide, solid table easy to clean. It has a lip so if there's spills they won't end up on the user or floor. The lip keeps books, pens, paper, food, etc. Within easy reach and not on the floor. There's a cup/mug indentation as well. It's an excellent product. I've used it since 4/13 and have had no problems. My electric wheelchair isn't able to fit under it well but I can turn it around, backwards, and have it up to the side of my chair. My regular wheelchair fits. I hope this helps. I believe it is an excellent buy.
2103666
it is to low for a power chair. my daughter uses a chair with a lift option and she can not raise the chair
90066
I don't really know how high the seat is. I guess as high as a normal wheelchair. It's not adjustable. The foot rests are adjustable though.
1261899
Hi, Sorry, but I don't know. Perhaps if you contact the seller with the distance between the two arms and length (how far forward from the back the arms extend) on the wheelchair he or she could tell you. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
2226638
24 inches long, 8 inches wide. plenty long enough to be useful in transferring to bed and back again, from wheelchair... provided your bed and wheelchair are within an inch of the same height. at first i didn't think this board would be long enough, but now that i have it, i see that if it was any longer, it wouldn't work too well. it's a beautiful board, smooth and well made, MUCH nicer than other boards i've seen.
804876
Yes. it should be fine. Just be sure that the wheelchair seat is big enough for the cushion as it is rather large.
1404057
The seat is small, but my Grandmother is about 100 pounds, so it worked fine for her. The actual size of the seat is about 12.5 inches square. The way it is situated on the chair, it allows more space (16" front to back x 17" side to side) to actually sit, should you or the person you are planning to use it were curious as to the actual space for the person to sit between the handles and backrest. We used it more as a walker than a wheelchair, but it can be used occassionaly as a chair.
788618
I wouldn't be able to use it sitting in my wheelchair because the peddles are too high and the peddles scoot away while in use. I wish I hadn't bought this.
2057276
The bottom is just under 1" without the footpegs. It would be just over 1" with them. Sorry for the delay!
1886882
No, it is designed only for a chair with a hard seat. I wish there was one that would work with a wheelchair, but this needs a hard surface and a fairly large seat.
210344
I spent many hours trying to find a chair that would fit into a basic 5 ft bath tub. This was the only one I found. The foot print of the chair is 16 1/2 x 16 1/2. the tub bottom is 17 inches. The feet have pliable bottoms, but I don't think that they could be reduced to 14.5 ft. It is a great chair, wish it would work for you.
1240415
The base or foot at the bottom (2 pcs) measures 27 1/2 inches in length and 2 3/4 inches in width. Hope that answers the question.
2035107
I measured the wheelchair depth and width and used that for the order. It does requires every other day checking to assure that the air cushions are the right tension. A physical therapist helped with showing us how to measure the air cushion depth..place hands under bony area and you should be able to slip hands under. The cushion directions help as well and there are You Tube videos that explain it too.
1540065
Hey Monte! Measured mine for you and found the actual area to be 45 X 28 inch for the box that hold the power chair. Hope this info helps!
1171513
If your purpose is to move someone on a wheelchair using these rails it would not do. I tried to use it for my father which is but 120 pounds but the rails where not stable and the big wheels did not line up easily with the rails. So not a functional product
672218
The bottom footprint is 56.75" by 15". The top of the unit (the wood panel the cushion rests on) measures 60" by 15.5". You ought to fit just fine. Check my review for a detail about how it arrived and the few issues I had with it. I still own mine, I haven't had any issues with it beyond the assembly notes, and as long as you're moderately handy (it might need repair, lol!) I would recommend it. Hope that helps.
18577
I don't think so. It is smaller (shorter) than a standard chair. I have to use cushions for myself and I am 5 feet 2. Although a woman at church has one and she is six foot, and she helps whom ever is pushing her by using her feet. The wheelchair legs are very short. I hope I helped. It is a great chair.