Browse Products: Wheeled Walking Frames - With Seat

A height adjustable folding rollator with a folding seat, basket and foam padded back support. The brakes are located beneath the push handles and feature a ball shaped grip attached to a loop shaped lever which is pushed down to lock on brakes and pulled up to slow the walker. Light action is required to operate the brakes

A four wheeled folding height adjustable mobile walking frame with padded handgrips, seat and backrest. Has swivelling castors at the front, fixed castors at the back with push down rear dual castor brakes. Carry basket is standard.

A folding, aluminium, four wheeled walker with seat, padded backrest, basket and height adjustable handles with bicycle-style cable style brakes. Available in one size and a range of colours.

A lightweight, aluminium four wheeled folding walking frame that converts into a transit wheelchair. It can be folded into a compact size with carry handles for transportation and portability. It features a padded seat, flexible backrest, solid tyres, bicycle brakes and a nylon, cloth basket. Hand grips are height adjustable to suit attendant and user. One model available.

A lightweight, folding, aluminium, four wheeled walking frame with bicycle style hand brakes. Features include height adjustable handles and seat, curved backrest, a lift up padded seat and zip up bag. Available in one size and colour.

A walking frame designed for healthcare facility rehabilitation use. It consists of a steel height adjustable mast on a mobile U-shaped base. A U-shaped support table and adjustable handgrips are attached to the mast. Suspension straps are positioned between the user's legs and attach at the front and back of the table. A spade seat can be attached to help the user when standing.

A range of folding, heavy duty aluminium, four wheeled walkers designed for larger users. Features include height adjustable handles, removable padded backrest, lockable hand brakes and a wire basket. Three models are available with varying dimensions.

This guide provides general information to assist in the selection of a four wheeled mobile walking aid. It is important that the correct walking aid is selected to suit an individual's abilities and personal requirements. The Independent Living Centre recommends that you seek the advice of a physiotherapist to select, fit and learn the correct use of any walking aid.