Power-coated Commode Wheelchairs

Power-coated Commode Wheelchairs with Steel Manual

Features:
Fixed armrest and footrest

Solid Rubber Tire  (ABS rear wheel )

Chassis above Ground:Powder steel tube

H-Wheel:Electroplated steel tube

Hand wheel:Powder steel tube

Armrest:PVC

Front Wheel:8" Solid Rubber Tire

Back Wheel:24" Solid Rubber Tire

Cushion:PVC,Black or Dark blue

Optional toilet attachment

Foot Pedal:Aluminum

Guard Board:Stainless

Handle Grove:PVC

Overall height:880

Overall width:630

Seat width:460mm 18inch

Backrest height:420

Hand rim diameter:502mm

Carton dimension:910 x 280 x 900mm

Weight capacity:100kg

Net weight:20kg

Gross weight:22kg

Commode wheelchairs are versatile medical device for individuals with limited mobility, functioning as a wheeled commode chair, a shower chair, or a transfer aid. It features a bucket that can be placed under the seat for toileting, allowing for easy use as a bedside commode or positioned over a standard toilet. The mobility provided by its wheels, along with safety features like brakes and armrests, makes it a valuable tool for independence in daily hygiene and personal care. 

Key Features & Functions

Multiple Uses:

Designed to be a 3-in-1 or 4-in-1 device, functioning as a bedside commode, shower chair, toilet safety frame, and a wheelchair for transfers. 

Wheeled Mobility:

Four swivel casters with brakes enable easy movement for transportation to the shower or toilet, with locks for stability during use. 

Removable Bucket:

A detachable, portable bucket with a lid is included for convenient use as a bedside commode. 

Safety & Support:

Features include padded seats and armrests for comfort, safety belts, and a durable, often rustproof, frame. 

Waterproof Design:

The materials are typically waterproof, allowing the chair to be used safely in wet environments. 

Who Can Benefit?

Elderly individuals

with reduced mobility and balance issues. 

People recovering from surgery or injury

who have temporary lower-limb limitations. 

Individuals with permanent disabilities

who need assistance with daily living activities. 

Those with chronic illnesses

that limit their ability to walk to the bathroom. 

Considerations When Choosing

Weight Capacity:

Check the maximum weight the chair can support to ensure it matches the user's needs. 

Features:

Consider if you need additional features like a safety belt, foldable footrests, or a specific type of wheel. 

Bucket Size and Ease of Cleaning:

Look for a bucket that is large enough for its intended use and easy to remove and clean. 

Adjustability:

Some models offer adjustable seat height and armrests for a customized fit. 

Mobility vs. Stability:

Decide between casters for easy rolling and stable, inclined legs with rubber pads for use as a shower chair. 

To use a commode wheelchair, lock its wheels, remove the pail if using it with a toilet, remove the footrests, transfer the user to the commode, and secure their feet on the footplates, applying brakes when not transferring. Alternatively, use the pail for waste, position the commode, and assist the user in sitting safely, ensuring they are positioned over the pail. Always clean the commode after each use. 

Using a Commode Wheelchair Over a Toilet

Secure the commode: Apply the brakes on all four wheels to prevent movement.

Prepare for transfer: Remove the commode's pail. Swing the footrests out of the way and remove them if needed for the transfer.

Transfer the user: Assist the user in transferring from their wheelchair or bed to the commode, making sure they are positioned correctly over the toilet bowl.

Position the commode: Wheel the commode over the toilet.

Engage brakes: Apply all four brakes to lock the commode securely in place before the user sits down.

Position the user: Have the user sit down and place their feet on the commode's footplates. 

Using a Commode with a Pail 

Prepare the commode: Ensure the pail is correctly inserted under the seat. Consider using a commode liner to make cleaning easier.

Position the commode: Place the commode on a flat, stable surface near the user.

Assist the user: Help the user carefully sit down on the commode, using the armrests for support.

Ensure safety: Distribute the user's weight evenly to prevent the chair from tipping.

Clean up: After use, remove the pail with the liner, empty the contents into a toilet, and clean the pail. 

Key Safety Tips

Brake Application:

Always apply the brakes before transferring someone on or off the commode. 

Stable Surface:

Place the commode on a stable, flat surface, ideally against a wall or large furniture to prevent it from sliding. 

Balanced Sitting:

Instruct the user to sit in the middle of the seat and use both armrests to lower themselves down to avoid tipping. 

Proper Height:

Adjust the commode's height so that when the user is seated, their feet can rest flat on the floor and their knees are not higher than their hips