Probasics Transport Chair 19” 300lbs

Why Choose the ProBasics Transport Chair 19"

The ProBasics Transport Chair is designed for users who need caregiver-assisted transportation for appointments, outings, clinics, or home care. Its 19" seat width provides comfortable support, while the compact, lightweight folding frame makes it easier to store, lift, and transport. With caregiver push handles, a comfortable seat and backrest, small transport wheels, and swing-away or removable footrests (depending on model), it's a practical choice up to a 300 lb capacity for indoor and light outdoor transport in home care, facility, and short-distance settings.

Key Features

✔ Transport chair design

✔ 19" seat width

✔ 300 lb weight capacity

✔ Lightweight folding frame

✔ Caregiver push handles

✔ Comfortable seat and backrest

✔ Swing-away or removable footrests depending on model

✔ Small transport wheels for maneuverability

✔ Suitable for indoor and light outdoor transport

Benefits

✔ Helps caregivers transport users more easily

✔ Compact folding design supports storage and travel

✔ 19" seat width provides comfortable seated support

✔ Lighter than many standard wheelchairs

✔ Useful for appointments, clinics, shopping, and outings

✔ Practical for home care, facilities, and short-distance mobility

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Caregiver-assisted transport

✔ Medical appointments and clinic use

✔ Home care and facility use

✔ Errands, travel, and short-distance mobility

✔ Indoor and light outdoor transport

Usage/Application

Ideal for users who need caregiver-assisted transport for medical appointments, home care, facility use, errands, travel, or short-distance mobility support. Confirm the footrest configuration and colour by SKU and do not exceed the 300 lb weight capacity. Always lock both wheel brakes before the user sits down or stands up and during transfers, keep the user's feet on the footrests during movement, and ensure the frame is fully opened and stable before use. As a transport chair it is intended to be pushed by a caregiver and is not designed for self-propelling. Have a healthcare professional confirm seat sizing, fit, and suitability before regular use.