Inclining Wheelchair (Reclining Wheelchair)

An inclining (or reclining) wheelchair is a specialized mobility chair designed to allow the backrest to recline at various angles, providing enhanced comfort, pressure relief, and postural support for users who cannot remain seated upright for long periods.

Description

• Frame: Heavy-duty steel or reinforced aluminum frame for stability during reclining

• Reclining Backrest: Adjustable from 90° up to 160–180° depending on model

• Headrest: Detachable and height-adjustable headrest for full upper-body support

• Armrests: Padded, flip-back or detachable armrests for easy transfers

• Footrests/Leg Rests:

  • Elevating leg rests that rise as the chair reclines

  • Padded calf support

• Seat & Backrest Upholstery: Soft, breathable vinyl or nylon material

• Rear Wheels: Large 24″ self-propelling wheels with hand rims

• Front Wheels: 7–8″ solid caster wheels for smooth maneuvering

• Anti-Tip Bars: Rear anti-tip wheels for safety while reclining

• Brakes: Manual wheel locks

• Folding: Most models are foldable despite the reclining mechanism