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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Another solution that works extremely well. If you have someone that needs a wheelchair and the size of the wheelchair limits your ability to access parts of your motorhome, consider getting one of these.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Invacare-Lightweight-Folding-Transport-Wheelchair-/350320834051
The Invacare Lightweight Folding Transport Wheelchair can cost up to $300 and this Ebay site has a bunch of these for $90.
It is 21" wide at the widest point (front wheels) which means it will fit down most RV hallways with room to miss floor level detectors and door jams. It is lightweight and will fit into most toilet areas. It folds into a compact package and can be easily stowed for travel. I got one for my daughter and it works great!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Invacare-Lightweight-Folding-Transport-Wheelchair-/350320834051
The Invacare Lightweight Folding Transport Wheelchair can cost up to $300 and this Ebay site has a bunch of these for $90.
It is 21" wide at the widest point (front wheels) which means it will fit down most RV hallways with room to miss floor level detectors and door jams. It is lightweight and will fit into most toilet areas. It folds into a compact package and can be easily stowed for travel. I got one for my daughter and it works great!
