WHEELCHAIR RECLINING HIGH BACK WITH COMMODE

Design and Comfort

The Wheelchair Reclining High Back with Commode is a multifunctional mobility aid specifically designed for patients who require extended seating, reclining support, and integrated toileting convenience. Its standout feature is the high-back reclining design, which allows the user to lean back at various angles—ideal for individuals with limited upper body strength, spinal issues, or those who cannot sit upright for long periods. The chair is equipped with a well-padded backrest, seat, and headrest, offering enhanced comfort and support, especially during prolonged use.

An integrated commode beneath the seat provides discreet and practical toileting assistance, eliminating the need for frequent transfers to a separate toilet. This is particularly helpful for bedridden patients, individuals recovering from surgery, or elderly users with severe mobility limitations. The seat cushion is removable or opens to reveal the commode bucket, which is easy to clean and hygienically contained.

Mobility and Functionality

This wheelchair features a durable steel or chrome-plated frame designed to support higher weight capacities, typically ranging between 100–150 kg. The reclining function is controlled by a hydraulic or mechanical system that allows caregivers to safely adjust the backrest angle without straining the patient. Some models also offer elevating leg rests for better circulation and full-body support.

d=”1975″>Large rear wheels with solid or pneumatic tires provide stability and smooth motion, while front caster wheels allow for maneuverability in tight indoor spaces. Lockable hand brakes ensure safety when the chair is stationary or during patient transfers. Swing-away footrests and detachable armrests further assist with transfers and patient handling.

Maintenance and Practical Use

The Wheelchair Reclining High Back with Commode is designed for both clinical and home environments where patients require versatile seating and toileting solutions. It is ideal for long-term care, palliative settings, and rehabilitation. The chair folds partially or fully, depending on the model, for easier storage, though it is bulkier than standard wheelchairs due to the reclining mechanism and high back.

Maintenance involves regular cleaning of the frame and cushions, disinfection of the commode bucket, and inspection of reclining joints and brakes. With proper care, this wheelchair provides long-lasting performance, ensuring both comfort and dignity for patients with complex mobility and hygiene needs.