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Item Details
Broda Shower Commode Chair CS 385
ILC Reference NO 11:45:023
Item sourced from ILC ACT database
Short Description
A mobile shower chair with a stainless steel powder coated frame with elevating footrests and removable armrests. The backrest, seat, leg and foot support have a series of vinyl straps that span the frame and are attached with stainless steel fasteners. The angle of the seat can be adjusted to an anterior or posterior tilt and the backrest can recline. The seat can be interchanged with a commode seat. A bariatric model is also available. A variety of accessories are available.
More Details
Frame
Stainless steel
Stainless steel fasteners for vinyl strapping
Frame Finish
Powder Coated
Toilet Seat
The seat can be interchanged with a commode seat
Can have a shower seat with vinyl strapping
Can have a padded contoured commode seat with two alternative apertures. Padding has a dipped, seamless, vinyl coating
Apertures are available in two sizes
Commode
Plastic commode pan or slipper pan
Commode can be slid in from the rear of the chair
Armrests
Powder coated stainless steel
Swing away
Removable
Black contoured vinyl arm support
Armrests extend to front of seat
Backrest
Push handle spans the back of the frame
Handle attached to push handle activates seat tilt mechanism activates tilt in space mechanism to anterior and posterior tilt
Top of the backrest frame is the lever to recline the backrest to sixty seven degrees
Headrest
Contoured black closed foam
Lateral supports can be attached to the sides
Legrest
Removable and adjustable flip down foot rest
Manual elevating
Gas assisted leg raise by handle mounted behind front castor on frame
Castors
Stainless steel castors
Three plastic total lock castors
One directional castor
Positioning
Up to 12 degrees posterior tilt
Up to 10 degrees anterior tilt
Up to 67 degrees recline
Options
Adjustable headrest
IV Pole and holder
Solid footrest
Padded head support
Padded head support with lateral padded wings that increase the width of support
Padded lateral supports
Models
Bariatric 385
Dimensions
Shower Commode Chair (Broda)
Seat Width................... 560 mm
Width bet.Armrests........... 555 mm
Seat Depth................... 460 mm
Seat Front Height............ 600 mm
Backrest Height.............. 700 mm
Backrest Height (from seat).. 700 mm
Seat to Top of Backrest...... 700 mm
Height of Armrest from seat.. 180 mm
Armrest Length............... 500 mm
Overall Width................ 730 mm
Overall Length............... From 820 mm to 1160 mm
Castor Diameter.............. 130 mm
Load Capacity................ 150 kg(supplier stated)
Bariatric 385
Load Capacity................ 272 kg (supplier stated)
Maintenance
Refer to the supplier and manufacturer manual for maintenance instructions and safety warnings.
Standards
Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For more information on what standards the equipment may need to meet, see www.ilcaustralia.org/explanationofstandards.
Place Of Manufacture
Broda (Canada).
Factors To Consider
Occupant needs to be seated in the chair to ensure easiest seat tilt operation for attendant.
Supports such as lateral supports, hip guides and seat belt can be added for those with postural needs.
Recline goes to 67 degrees and the elevating legrests can get the shower commode to near horizontal.
Comfort tension seating may reduce seating pressure.
Supplier Information - click to supplier for contacts details
DRP INTERNATIONAL (BRODA SEATING),
,
LIGHTNING MOBILITY,
QUEANBEYAN, NSW
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