Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
A dual-function mobility and hygiene aid combining a transit wheelchair with an integrated commode seat for patients with limited mobility.
Used for patients with severe mobility limitations who require caregiver-assisted toileting and transportation within a facility or home care setting. Commonly used post-surgery, in palliative care, and in geriatric or rehabilitation wards.
The commode wheelchair is designed for patients who require both mobility assistance and support with toileting needs, eliminating the need for two separate pieces of equipment. The frame is constructed from lightweight but robust steel or aluminium, with a padded commode seat, removable bucket assembly, and footrests for comfort during transit. Rear push handles and wheel locks ensure safe operation by caregivers. This equipment is particularly valuable in settings where patients cannot be transferred independently and where space or staffing limitations make separate mobility and sanitation aids impractical. Pot Empires supplies commode wheelchairs suitable for ward use, home care setups, and rehabilitation environments.
| Frame | Lightweight steel or aluminium with corrosion-resistant coating |
|---|---|
| Seat | Padded commode seat with removable hygiene bucket and lid |
| Mobility | Rear push handles, fixed or swing-away footrests, locking rear wheels |
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