Is the door large enough to enter in a wheelchair? Looking for a 2 person blind with a wheelchair accessable door.
815109
im not sure id the door is big enough but its large enough for a wheel chair inside if the doora not ig enough its light enough you could probably lift it up if theres more then one person. Sorry if thay doesnt help
815110
Great question, it is possible to get a wheelchair in into this blind but it can be a bit of a challenge. You would need either stake the door open very wide or physically hold them open. Overall, I think you'll be ok. Just practice going in and out with the chair so you don't jeopardize your stealth. Happy hunting!
1867196
I don't. It fits right into the base of the door so I can close my door while leaving it in place. After several openings and closings, you may have to adjust it as it will move away from the threshold a little every time you open the door. I have no problems with leaving it in place. Just a little warning, there are raised edges on either side to keep the walker, scooter or wheelchair from falling off the side, it may trip someone walking up or down the ramp if they try to cut the corner.
804876
Yes. it should be fine. Just be sure that the wheelchair seat is big enough for the cushion as it is rather large.
2112499
We bought this for a family member with cancer who has difficulty getting in and out of regular height chairs (he uses a lift chair). We wanted him to have something to use outside that is transportable to offer more outing options. However, we are concerned because it is SO difficult to open and close (yes- the cross bar is disengaged) we feel he may not be able to do this himself. Will try some WD40 but afraid it may need to be returned if it doesn't get a lot easier than it is now.
1513610
Yes. We had trouble with other borrowed wheelchairs but this wheelchair is great. Fits in tiny doorways and elevators, etc.
2212203
A normal wheelchair, yes, but I would seek another solution. This is not well made.
1835431
No. A generous full zip door on one end and a window on the other. I could see your desire for one at both ends but I've never felt like I needed it. I've been really happy with this blind.
2163428
Our tables are locked up and I can't get to them at this time....but....as far as I can see when we got them and set them up, they are standard size card tables and if a wheelchair can get up close on a standard card table you should be able to do the same on these
1570838
I think this would work in any wheelchair just fine. Fortunately, if it doesn't fit your particular wheelchair, it is easy to return. Hope this helps!!
305655
I have a wide wheelchair with a 22" seat and this does fit. It may seem a tight fit, but it will fit. There may be a strain on some seams, but if you sew or pin it, it will work well. I have had mine for a long time.
2098986
This should be able to fit. The vest itself can fit an adult small to an adult large when adjusted. It shouldn't cause any discomfort or disrupt the use of his wheelchair.
231141
Nope. It has to be pushed by someone, since the wheels are small unlike a regular wheelchair
2363
Yes you can. This was bought for my dad. He is blind and it works good for him
1890552
I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and has two side vents for mug handles. Good luck! I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and... » Read More I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and has two side vents for mug handles. Good luck! « Show Less
1449537
My husband says they come off but with difficulty, especially with one person. If it were him depending on the person's problem, he'd try to get a winch of some kind and work out some kind of system with that. Another thought is a wheel carrier which attaches to the driver's door from then window which might require a lot of strength. We're new to this wheelchair game so he's still adapting and thinking about how to make life with a wheelchair better.
1930548
If your talking about a dog house style blind it would be a tight fit. I'm not saying it can't be done but don't expect to much elbow room.
1808374
i would not use it in a wheelchair. move it the wrong why and the device may send you out of your wheelchair.