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ESAT l'Ensoleillade

10 Avenues Gay Lussac
Lons, 64140
France
Telephone: 011-33-6-30-11-30-19.
Web: http://www.tiralo.org.
Email: tiralo@tiralo.org.

Products manufactured by ESAT l'Ensoleillade (listed alphabetically)

  1. TIRALO Picture of TIRALO

    Tiralo is a beach wheelchair designed for use by individuals with lower extremity or mobility disabilities or spinal cord injury. This lounge-style beach wheelchair moves on soft sand and also floats in water. FRAME: Folding aluminum frame with a pull-bar. Dimensions (LxW) are 68 x 43 inches unfolded and 55 x 41 inches folded. SEAT: Large lounge-chair style seat fits all sizes. A headrest is included. UPHOLSTERY: Non-allergenic, UV resistant, water resistant, ventilated seat fabric. ARMRESTS: Floating, flip-up, quick-release armrests. Armrests are wide with four grips, and are made of yellow PVC plastic. WHEELS: Dunemer bearing-free low pressure quick-release wheels. FOOTRESTS: Lounge-style seat for sitting with legs extended. CAPACITY: 300 pounds. WEIGHT: 46 pounds with wheels. WARRANTY: One year warranty covers failures due to defects in materials or workmanship which occur during normal use, except for the fabric, which is not covered by the warranty.

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