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TUB TRANSFER BENCH    

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Picture of TUB TRANSFER BENCH The Tub Transfer Bench is a transfer bench designed to enable obese persons with mobility disabilities to transfer safely to and from a bathtub. FRAME: Heavy-duty, height-adjustable, rust-proof stainless steel frame with an anti-tip base and non-skid, non-marring rubber feet. The bench is 42 x 17 inches. The frame allows for a clearance over the tub wall ranging from 15.2 to 20 inches. SEAT: A cushioned, water-resistant bench seat is standard. A commode seat and a padded back with a grab bar are optional. CAPACITY: 600 pounds. WEIGHT: 27 pounds. COLOR: White. WARRANTY: Five-year frame warranty and a 6-month warranty on other components.

Notes: Wheelchairs of Kansas is a registered trademark of Raye's, Inc.

Price: 745.00 to 595.00.

This product record was updated on December 4, 2003.

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Wheelchairs of Kansas (Formerly Wheelchair Institute of KS)

204 W. 2nd St.
Ellis, Kansas 67637
United States
Telephone: 800-537-6454.
Fax: 800-337-2447.
Web: http://www.wheelchairsofkansas.com.
Email: wokinfo@go2wok.com.


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