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Drive Medical Domestic Small Walking Frame

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Drive Medical Domestic Small Walking FrameDrive Medical Domestic Small Walking Frame Drive Medical Domestic Small Walking Frame Finding a sturdy support that's slightly smaller than most mobility aids and can be used everyday is often a struggle. The Drive Medical Domestic Small Walking Frame has been created so it's smaller in height than most supports. Its sturdy but light design also makes it ideal for everyday use. Features and Benefits of the Mobility Aid Made from strong but lightweight

Drive Medical Domestic Small Walking Frame

Drive Medical Domestic Small Walking Frame
Finding a sturdy support that's slightly smaller than most mobility aids and can be used everyday is often a struggle. The Drive Medical Domestic Small Walking Frame has been created so it's smaller in height than most supports. Its sturdy but light design also makes it ideal for everyday use.

Features and Benefits of the Mobility Aid
Made from strong but lightweight aluminium
Offers you a large support base for improved balance and stability
Can be easily moved around
Has a sturdy structure for added safety
Adjustable in height with an easy-to-push button
All surfaces are easy to wipe clean
Soft, latex-free PVC hand grips
Frame's diameter is 2cm (1") and legs' diameter is 2.5cm (1") for excellent durability
Sturdy yet Lightweight Support
This Drive Medical Walking Frame has been created with an aluminium frame that's sturdy but light. This means that it not only offers you excellent, rigid support, but it also won't feel too heavy for your hands and wrists while the aid's in use.

Ideal for Domestic Use
As its title suggests, the Domestic Small Walking Frame has been designed specifically for domestic and everyday use. The mobility aid is easy to use and is even adjustable in height without the need of tools. Its legs can be adjusted simply by using its simple-to-push button close to the bottom of the frame.

Easy to Wipe Clean
After an active day outside, the last thing you want to do is to have to spend a great deal of time cleaning your walking frame. The Drive Medical Walking Aid is easy to wipe clean as a result of its simple but effective design.

Technical Specifications
Width: 59cm
Depth: 49cm
Height range: 67cm - 75cm
Maximum user weight: 160kg (25st)
Weight: 2.5kg (5.5lb)

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I loved the plot of this book. The characters just didn’t have a lot of depth. The connections and “love” just weren’t communicated very well in the writing. The author didn’t write the sweet psycho trope very well at all either. Lachlan was just a mess of a character.
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