Does this wheelchair cme with a seatbelt? I do not see one included in the pictures. If not, can one be installed?
1409688
it does not come with one, I assume one could. I purchased for my Mother (more for me since I need to have a folding one to take her anywhere) and I'm very happy with the purchase. Light weight, folds very small...better than her Rollator!
1409689
No. I am sure I could rig an automotive seat belt to the chair but there are no attach points that I can see for an aftermarket easy solution.
263869
hello, unfortunately, this item does not come with seat belts. close parental supervision is required when being used around children.
1583743
It does not have a seatbelt. However the door latches pretty tightly. My 18 month old can't open it without help. The "window" area itself is a little small too. She has tried to climb out of the window but after realizing it was a little to difficult she quickly gave up and decided the door was a better option. Hope that helps.
715176
Most of the Drive Medical wheelchairs come with varying options. Do not rely on the picture, they show one of many configurations. The model ending in -ELR means it has an elevating leg rest.
2241634
There is no seatbelt attachment but essential the lap belt part could go around the carrier to secure it.
605468
Yes, it is called LATCH system here in the US. You do not need to use the seat belt to install the seat securely.
648263
There isn't a seat belt but there is a floor that can be put in for a small child not tall enough to push on his own. I don't think you could add a seat belt since it is a plastic construction.
755819
Sadly, no it does not. Although I imagine a lap belt would be a simple thing to do, just drill a couple of holes in the side of the metal pivot and bolt one in there, or loop the belt around it. Also you could add a shoulder strap by strapping it from the hole in the back around the side of the chair. In another word, not yet :)
1468316
I'm not sure about a transport chair, but I attached it to my wife's wheelchair by simply unscrewing the back screws to the seat "sling" and placing the safety strap on then screwed back in. My wife loves the security this safety belt has provided her. Hope this helps.
1104719
This is not the picture of a "transport chair"... the wheelchair that you need to lift in and out of a car has smaller wheels and is only about 20 pounds. This picture shows a regular "hospital" wheelchair that is not meant for lifting in and out of cars.
1844436
It can be installed with a seat belt. There is a special locking clip provided that secures the seat with a shoulder or lap belt.
1122850
Yes, there are two slits for your seat belts. The image does not show this.
1284728
no seat belts. the seat pulls up, bringing the wheels together for more compact storage & easier lifting. this chair is convertible into a transport chair with the 2 big drive wheels removed (quite easily) just like a bicycle wheel - then its very easy to lift in /out of a car's trunk with out the 2 big, heavy wheels. of course, as a transport chair its designed for someone in back always to be there to push the chair around. no self drive capability in the transport mode. It fits under a table top for easy seating at meals. there are 2 sets of brakes or wheel locks - one on the front when the drive wheels are attached. The other is a rear break on the small rear wheel set. no seat belts. the seat pulls up, bringing the wheels together for more compact storage & easier lifting. this chair is convertible into a transport chair with the 2 big drive wheels removed (quite easily) just like a bicycle wheel - then its very easy to lift in /out of a car's trunk with out the 2 big, heavy wheels. of course, as a transport chair its designed for someone in back always to be there to push the chair around. no self drive capability in the transport mode. It fits under a table top for easy seating at meals. there are 2 sets of brakes or wheel locks - one on the front when... » Read More no seat belts. the seat pulls up, bringing the wheels together for more compact storage & easier lifting. this chair is convertible into a transport chair with the 2 big drive wheels removed (quite easily) just like a bicycle wheel - then its very easy to lift in /out of a car's trunk with out the 2 big, heavy wheels. of course, as a transport chair its designed for someone in back always to be there to push the chair around. no self drive capability in the transport mode. It fits under a table top for easy seating at meals. there are 2 sets of brakes or wheel locks - one on the front when the drive wheels are attached. The other is a rear break on the small rear wheel set. « Show Less
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Probably. It has the standard connectors. Nothing exotic. I don't know every model (I'm a regular consumer like you) but I know a few things from experience with wheelchairs, and these standard elevating leg rests, not custom or unusual.
935993
no seat belt but it does have a bit of a kick when starting. once your kid is aware of this it's nothing. wish it had a foot pedal rather than a button on the handle.
340978
There is a picture on the seat advising not to use a lap belt. The harness is removable though.
1123218
This chair does have a seat belt. I have been having problems with them honoring their Warrenty. I am experiencing a winding in the motor or gear box, and I am told that I must pay for the repairs myself. I had only just purchased it 60 days prior. To this day it has not been repaired. Good luck.