MJM MULTI-POSITION BARIATRIC GERI CHAIR (MODEL 518-SL)

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Picture of MJM MULTI-POSITION BARIATRIC GERI CHAIR (MODEL 518-SL) The MJM Multi-Position Bariatric Geri-Chair, model 518-SL, is a multi-position, bariatric geriatric chair designed for use by individuals who have mobility, balance, or neurological disabilities. The chair has a PVC plastic frame with push handle, a fully-padded seat with a tall seatback, and a cushioned leg rest. The chair is equipped with four threaded-stem casters. DIMENSIONS (HxW): 22 x 21 inches. The casters are 5 inches in diameter. CAPACITY: 300 pounds.

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This product record was updated on November 7, 2006.

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Manufacturer:

MJM International Corporation, Inc.

2003 N. I Road
San Juan, Texas 78589
United States
Telephone: 800-270-6199 or 956-781-5000.
Fax: 956-781-5552.
Web: http://www.mjminternational.com.
Email: gilbert@mjminternational.com.

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eSpecial Needs, LLC

11704 Lackland Industrial Drive
St. Louis, Missouri 63146
United States
Telephone: 877-664-4565 or 314-692-2424.
Fax: 800-664-4534 or 314-692-2428.
Web: http://www.eSpecialNeeds.com.
Email: sales@eSpecialNeeds.com.

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