Sizing charts

Measure hip to hip seated, add two to four centimetres, and never size up for comfort.

  1. 1. Measure seated — Hip to hip, or thigh to thigh if wider.
  2. 2. Add 2–4 cm — For clothing and clearance.
  3. 3. Don’t size up — Too wide costs trunk support and pushes the rims out.
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Wheelchairs

39–41 cm Petite and travel 3 models · 100 kg
45–46 cm Standard adult 5 models · 100–140 kg
50–51 cm Wide 4 models · 120–180 kg
55–60 cm Extra wide and bariatric 2 models · 180–220 kg

Rollators

A rollator seat is for resting, so it runs narrower than a wheelchair seat for the same person.

33–38 cm Compact, indoor 6 models · 100–136 kg
43–46 cm Standard and low seat 10 models · 120–180 kg
48–51 cm Tall and bariatric 3 models · 180–280 kg

Weight capacity

The rating is the frame’s limit, not a recommendation. Leave a margin over the user’s weight.

Up to 120 kgStandard adult
121–180 kgHeavy duty, mostly steel
Over 180 kgBariatric, to 280 kg
Filter every model by the user’s weight in the compare guide →
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Disclaimer: manufacturer’s figures; they can vary slightly between batches. Check anything critical with us before ordering.