What is the overall maximum width of the Excell 2000 wheelchair? I want one that will fit through the bathroom door.
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I modified my chair to make it like Invacare Transport Chair, 16 inch Seat with Footrest- Black by Invacare $116 from Amnazon.I replaced the large side wheels with small rear wheels like those on the transport chair. And, when pushing someone around, the small rear wheel chair is easier to maneuver than the large wheel chair.My modified chair will go through a door with an opening of only 21 1/2 inches. So if you don't need the large side wheels order the 16" Transport Chair. Since I removed the large side wheels I can not give that measurement. My modified chair is 21 " wide. I modified my chair to make it like Invacare Transport Chair, 16 inch Seat with Footrest- Black by Invacare $116 from Amnazon.I replaced the large side wheels with small rear wheels like those on the transport chair. And, when pushing someone around, the small rear wheel chair is easier to maneuver than the large wheel chair.My modified chair will go through a door with an opening of only 21 1/2 inches. So if you don't need the large side wheels order the 16" Transport Chair. Since I removed the large side wheels I can not give that measurement. My modified... » Read More I modified my chair to make it like Invacare Transport Chair, 16 inch Seat with Footrest- Black by Invacare $116 from Amnazon.I replaced the large side wheels with small rear wheels like those on the transport chair. And, when pushing someone around, the small rear wheel chair is easier to maneuver than the large wheel chair.My modified chair will go through a door with an opening of only 21 1/2 inches. So if you don't need the large side wheels order the 16" Transport Chair. Since I removed the large side wheels I can not give that measurement. My modified chair is 21 " wide. « Show Less
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I ordered one of these and mine measures 25" from the farthest points. We live in an older style house, that has nothing ADA, and this fits through all our doorways! Hope that helps.
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I have it put away right ow, but it didn't fit...we had to widen our bathroom/bedroom doors.
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Mine is in storage so I can't measure it now, but it did not fit through the doorways of any of my bathrooms (and neither did my walker). Maybe you can contact the seller for the width info.
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Hi Wendy,This wheelchair won't get througt, the total width is 33.5 inches....
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At its widest point, which are the feet, it is 2.5" in width. The legs themselves are 2" wide. It fits into my standard-sized bathtub. Hope this helps.
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It's about 3 feet wide. If you have space for it in your bathroom, why not!!
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I don't know about the specific model wheelchair you're asking about, but there are several screw holes. I would imagine some of them would line up. The longest measurement of the plastic base is just over 13 & 3/4", call it 13 & 15/16". The width of the plastic base at its widest point is 2 & 1/8". Please note that if you want to replace both arm rests, you need to order 2. If you order 1, you get 1, not one pair. It comes with 2 screws. It has several screw holes. I didn't have any difficulty finding the 2 that lined up with the screw holes in the wheelchair arm rest holder.
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I bought this for someone who spends time in a wheelchair. I cannot tell now if it was 2" or 3", but I think the one I bought was 2". I think the one I bought was 16 x 18, or something like that. It makes sitting in a wheelchair all day more comfortable.
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We no longer have this chair - it was much too huge to fit in any of our bathrooms so I'm sorry we can't provide you with dimensions.
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The one I purchased is 24 inches long as this one is. If you click on the product and scroll about half way down the page you will see where it says "Product Details" this will give you the dimensions of the board and the weight. You can get them in different lengths depending on what you are transferring to. I use this one strictly for wheelchair to car transfer. I do not use it to transfer to a bed. You may need a longer one for that depending on how close the wheelchair can get to the bed. This board is very lightweight and easily handled with one hand. Two hand slots are better than one because it makes it easier to remove after transfers. Hope this helps! The one I purchased is 24 inches long as this one is. If you click on the product and scroll about half way down the page you will see where it says "Product Details" this will give you the dimensions of the board and the weight. You can get them in different lengths depending on what you are transferring to. I use this one strictly for wheelchair to car transfer. I do not use it to transfer to a bed. You may need a longer one for that depending on how close the wheelchair can get to the bed. This board is very lightweight and easily handled with one hand. Two hand slots are... » Read More The one I purchased is 24 inches long as this one is. If you click on the product and scroll about half way down the page you will see where it says "Product Details" this will give you the dimensions of the board and the weight. You can get them in different lengths depending on what you are transferring to. I use this one strictly for wheelchair to car transfer. I do not use it to transfer to a bed. You may need a longer one for that depending on how close the wheelchair can get to the bed. This board is very lightweight and easily handled with one hand. Two hand slots are better than one because it makes it easier to remove after transfers. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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While I've NOT personally tried, I believe so. It sits (safely) in a 1960s tub, so my belief is that width is similar to the depth of a shower stall (manufactured NOT custom built). Product Dimensions: 18 x 21 x 29.9 inches ; 9 pounds. If don't have instant access to tape measure or ruler/yardstick, WORST case scenario, take 2 regular sheets of paper and place from 1 side to the other. As an amputee, I've used my chair both inside and out of the bathroom.
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the minimum would be 28 inches but suggest 30 to make sure as it deeds on how you set your handles and wheel locksBe aware that some bathroom doors are smaller than 28 inches and remember you have to measure the smallest part of the door opening which could be at the floor since the molding is sometimes left in place because the door bottom is cut a half inch above the floor to accommodate rugs etc . Please be aware that the heavy duty rollators are a little larger so a 30inch door opening is a safer measurement
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Hi John - if by total door width you mean the full opening, you should be able to fit through, with about an inch of clearance on each side. The chair with the 18" seat is about 24" wide. If you opt for the 20" seat, you'd likely scrape through your door. Hope this helps and good luck!
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24 inches long, 8 inches wide. plenty long enough to be useful in transferring to bed and back again, from wheelchair... provided your bed and wheelchair are within an inch of the same height. at first i didn't think this board would be long enough, but now that i have it, i see that if it was any longer, it wouldn't work too well. it's a beautiful board, smooth and well made, MUCH nicer than other boards i've seen.
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The total width is 2" but with the rubber padding I would say 1.75" would be max. I squished mine and used a tape measure and it looks like it would be snug, but fit. It is nice to have the rubber to protect the door if it is that wide. Hope that helps.
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It's about 27-28". Our doorways are 30" and the chair can be pushed thru without a problem so long as you're careful. We did take the door off our master bathroom so he can get through by himself easier (there's a vanity on the right and the door on the left and visually looks tight but really isn't. Hope this helps you in your decision making. It's a great travel chair and I'm thrilled it's so easy to load into the car.
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Not sure what the exact width is when open because it's my father's chair and if I remember correctly any door that is around 26" or larger 30" clears perfectly. Hope this helps a little.
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I believe that this chair requires a min. 25" width clearance. So obviously someone could push the wheelchair thru a 26" wide door or use your feet (if possible) to 'walk' thru, however self propelling by using the back wheels would be difficult - not a lot of extra elbow room/most likely scraped fingers.
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Both front and back legs are 18" wide (across) but this is from the middle to middle of the legs, so it may be too wide for your tub. I would estimate an overall width to be closer to 20". The seat itself is 16" across, and inside the arms is 18". I have found this chair to be sturdy and steady.