A new commercial wheelchair should bring to mind two categories, familiarity and uniqueness. As a society we enjoy products that find a new way of serving an old purpose. For example, we don't like our new televisions just because they physically carry us into the shows or movies we watch. We like them because they also provide a larger, clearer screen for viewing.

A different move for commercial wheelchairs

The buffet concept has been primitively around for centuries. The grandeur of offering guests a rich variety of choices while giving them the personal option to choose what and how much they prefer, is an expanding, popular tradition.

The concept has been revamped to include a more distinguished feeling for diners. Instead of walking around to create your own plate, why not have all the dishes at the table where you are? Putting everything you want only arms length away?

The new steel chair doesn't take away from the forward motion that all mobile chairs require, instead, it adds additional benefits that most never considered before. By eliminating the option to self-propel there's no guesswork for your clientele.

The single handlebar on the back of the new commercial chair lets your visiting guests know that they are about to be treated to a professional service. They don't have the burden of knowing where to go in your facility, or which way is more disabled friendly. Your hired staff of escorts will take care of that.

They don't have to read signs to find where the chair should go when not in use, or who to speak with if it's not functioning properly. Everything is designed for optimal efficiency.

When a facility purchases a transport chair that only moves by escort it shows that you understand how time consuming, and physically draining it can be to navigate a wheelchair in an unfamiliar place.

A commercial transport chair that addresses additional needs

For decades people around the world have found suitcases useful. Luggage of all sizes and material variations began to circulate through each and every household. Soon the market was saturated with options to help you carry what you wanted, where you wanted. Then, someone added wheels.

For the most part, traditional home use wheelchairs look identical to commercial wheelchairs. As a matter of fact several companies were able to donate their unused mobile chairs to disability charities for home use. Then, a clever individual added storage areas- 3 storage areas to be exact. Rounded hooks to support strapped bags, a storage bin underneath to hold larger suit cases, and a seat compartment to carry books, charts, or magazines. These are found only on the best-designed transport chairs.

The new commercial chair is becoming the number one choice for facilities around the nation because it has found new ways of serving an old purpose. These sleek new chairs don't look like average home use wheelchairs. The intelligently designed commercial chair has found a groundbreaking way of addressing universal needs without blithely replicating the standard of at home wheelchair design.

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