This is the VIP "Tilit in Space" self-propelled wheelchair from Karma Mobility, a revolutionary piece of equipment from one of the leading companies in the mobility industry. It is lightweight and tilts in space, with tilt range of 0 to 35 degrees. Its aluminium frame allows the wheelchair to maintain stability by moving the centre of gravity, and is highly compact because the wheelchair is foldable for travelling or storage. Fantastic additional features include lumbar support, anti-tip leavers, height adjustable and an ergonomic headrest. Optional recline feature This wheelchair is practical and yet very comfortable. 

The Alerta Sensaflex 300 is a very high risk memory foam cushion with a high density base, foam centre and a castellated gel memory foam top. The cushion provides effective comfort, care and pressure redistribution for users in hospital, nursing and care home environments. To launder the cover in a washing machine, set the main wash to 65oC for no less than 10 minutes or 95 C for no less than 3 minutes. The cover can be tumble dried on low heat and the temperature must not exceed 60oC. The foam can be autoclaved at 134 C. 17x217x4"

The Alerta Sensaflex 250 is a high risk memory foam cushion which provides effective comfort, care and pressure redistribution for users in hospital, nursing and care home environments. To launder the cover in a washing machine, set the main wash to 65oC for no less than 10 minutes or 95 C for no less than 3 minutes. The cover can be tumble dried on low heat and the temperature must not exceed 60oC. The foam can be autoclaved at 134 C. 17x17x4"

The Alerta Sensaflex 200 is a medium risk foam cushion built with castellated foam. The foam cushion provides effective comfort, care and pressure redistribution for users in hospital, nursing and care home environments. To launder the cover in a washing machine, set the main wash to 65oC for no less than 10 minutes or 95oC for no less than 3 minutes. The cover can be tumble dried on low heat and the temperature must not exceed 60oC. The foam can be autoclaved at 134oC. 17x17x4"

An easy to stand safety handle and swivel tray. This new, patented invention features an ergonomic grip handle that provides support in and out of any sofa, chair or recliner. Attached to the handle is a dual pivoting tray that rotates 360 degrees to allow for the most convenient placement. Tray includes a cup holder and extended compartment, perfect for keeping handy items close by.

This is the VIP "Tilt in Space" transit wheelchair from Karma Mobility, a revolutionary piece of equipment from one of the leading companies in the mobility industry. It is lightweight and tilts in space, with tilt range of 0 to 35 degrees. Its aluminium frame allows the wheelchair to maintain stability by moving the centre of gravity, and is highly compact because the wheelchair is foldable for travelling or storage. Fantastic additional features include lumbar support, anti-tip leavers, height adjustable and an ergonomic headrest.  Optional recline feature. This wheelchair is practical and yet very comfortable. 

The Ergo Live wheelchair is an innovative mobility product brought to you by Karma Mobility. Its lightweight design is intended for optimum comfort and performance and allows the user to easily manage it on a day to day basis. When complete the chair weighs just 13kg but can be stripped down to 8.5kg for transport and storage. The lightweight design combined with the folding frame and short wheelbase ensure that the Ergo Live really is the perfect wheelchair for users looking to maintain an active, independent lifestyle. The user will enjoy adjustments like the backrest which can be modified to either 85, 90 or 95 degrees and fantastic features like the optional S-Ergo seating system which allows users to sit in comfort without sliding. Adjustments to the rear wheel allow users to set the seat to ground height and control the performance of the wheelchair with ease. Also featuring a one piece footplate, that is both length and height adjustable, which can be easily flipped up to fold the wheelchair.