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  1. STEEL WHEEL AQUATIC CHAIR --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 1/2004) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Steel Wheel Aquatic Chair is a wheelchair for use in swimming pools and therapy pools. FRAME: The frame and all bolts, screws, castors are made of type 316 non-corrosive stainless steel. The tubing (.064 wall, 1 inch diameter) is rounded to eliminate sharp corners. SEAT: Equipped with two nylon web seat belts with velcro closures for chest and waist areas. ARMRESTS: Swing-away style armrests. CASTERS: 8 x 1 inch fron...[More Information]

  2. WATER BUG POOL CHAIR --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 05/93) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Non-corrosive wheelchair for use in swimming and therapy pools. Fiberglass reinforced plastic, with plastic wheels, bushings, and axles. Stainless steel castors. Solid nylon wheels. Plastic and stainless steel brakes and removable footrests. Rear fluid filled pneumatic tires (20inch by 2.125 inch). Built in sliding transfer boards on each side. Two nylon seat belts. Velcro closures. Two fold up captain-style armrests....[More Information]

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