a Solution for Handicapped RV Access
Hi We are new to the RV lifestyle and thought we would share how we managed to make it happen. I installed a Travel Lift Chair and could not be happier. My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and we almost ...
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Hi Duck
As to your post about buying them at any medical store. Beware buying them like that, they are not cheap and other brand models are too wide between the front wheels. Most hallways in RVs are 24". Some of these "transport chairs" are 22-23" wide which will not clear LP Gas Alarms that are usually mounted along floor baseboards. I have found the Invacare Transport chair is the narrowest, being only 21" wide between the front wheels. (widest point on most of these designs). I do not know how long this guy on eBay will be selling them for $89, but it is one heck of a deal.
As to your post about buying them at any medical store. Beware buying them like that, they are not cheap and other brand models are too wide between the front wheels. Most hallways in RVs are 24". Some of these "transport chairs" are 22-23" wide which will not clear LP Gas Alarms that are usually mounted along floor baseboards. I have found the Invacare Transport chair is the narrowest, being only 21" wide between the front wheels. (widest point on most of these designs). I do not know how long this guy on eBay will be selling them for $89, but it is one heck of a deal.
