About the NRS Three Wheel Steel Rollator
Tried and tested by occupational therapists the Three Wheel Steel Rollator is a reliable companion for walking around town.
Ideal for those with mobility or balance problems, the rollator provides support and stability while walking. The frame is made from high quality materials that are both lightweight and strong, weighing under 6 kg in total, making it ideal for carrying up and down stairs.
When not in use the rollator is easy to fold without the need for specialised tools or excessive force. Once folded the rollator is a compact size that will fit into almost any car boot.
Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, the three wheels showcase a large diameter for better traction and grip, ideal for a smooth journey even on rough terrain. When on the move the rollator can be controlled via the responsive brakes, and when stationary the brakes can be locked to prevent accidental movements.
For improved comfort each handle can be adjusted in height to prevent any painful slouching. Each handle is soft to grip ideal for those with arthritis. For additional practicality the rollator has a detachable bag perfect for carrying shopping.
Available in blue, red or silver.
- Lightweight
- Height adjustable handle
- Large diameter wheels
- Lockable brakes
- Soft grip handles
For more information please read the product specification.
NRS Three Wheel Steel Rollator Specification
| Minimum handle height | 810 mm (32”) |
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| Maximum handle height | 920 mm (36”) |
| Width | 650 mm (26”) |
| Length | 580 mm (23”) |
| Total weight | 6 kg |
| Maximum user weight | 125 kg (20 stone) |
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Delivery and Returns
Delivery of this product will be made directly from the distributor in approximately 3-5 working days.
If you have any questions about the product or need to return it to us, in the first instance please email info@manageathome.co.uk or call our customer services department on 0800 910 1864
Please note that Royal Mail deliveries are highly likely to be affected by strike action in the next two months. This may add 2-3 days to normal delivery speeds.