POWERCHAIR · MODEL DETAILS
Golden TechnologiesExplore this chair
Cricket
A carbon-fibre folding chair with a compact turning radius.
57.2 cmOverall width
22"/55.9 cmTurning radius
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FIND YOUR EVERYDAY FIT
A chair for your everyday.
Think about the places you go and the things you do. Explore the options at your own pace.
Which measurements matter for indoor mobility?
Compare overall width and turning space together. A narrow chair still needs space to turn and approach furniture.
Overall width
Compare the widest part of the chair with the clear opening of your door. Seat width alone cannot tell you whether a chair will pass through.
Turning radius
A quoted turning radius describes a particular manoeuvre. Try door approaches and changes of direction in a space like your home.
Drive type
Front-, mid- and rear-wheel drive describe the position of the drive wheels. Compare the layout alongside turning space and try the controls rather than judging suitability from drive type alone.
POWERCHAIR · MODEL DETAILS
WHILLExplore this chair
Model F
A folding aluminium design with adjustable armrest positions.
55.6 cmOverall width
30.7''/78.0 cmTurning radius
POWERCHAIR · MODEL DETAILS
WHILLExplore this chair
Modo Breeze
A folding powerchair. Seat width: 18".
53 cmOverall width
Not publishedTurning radius
POWERCHAIR · MODEL DETAILS
Sunrise MedicalExplore this chair
QUICKIE Q50 R Carbon
A folding carbon-fibre model with one- or two-battery configurations.
56.9 cmOverall width
31.5''/80.0 cmTurning radius
POWERCHAIR · MODEL DETAILS
ComfyGoExplore this chair
Phoenix Carbon Fiber Electric Wheelchair
A folding powerchair. Seat width: 17.5".
57.1 cmOverall width
Not publishedTurning radius
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