what is the width measurement from handle to handle? My mom is a petite woman. Her current walker has a wider
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It's about 13 1/2 inches wide, taking into account the extensions on the handle grips where the thumbs rest. I am 5'2" tall and I find this width comfortable. Also, this rollator will go through 30" width doorways with room to spare.
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From center of the handlebars to center is 17". Hope this answers it for you. If not let me know and I will do the best that I can to answer your questions.
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ours did not fit a wide model walker so we sent it back. You would have to check with the manufacturer, since I have no idea what model you have.
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What is the width at the widest point, I'm thinking the wheels. Can you reverse the wheels, so they are on the inside? We tried reversing them with our current walker, we could not remove the pin that's holds the wheels on.
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I am not sure of the diameter (the walker is not in my household) but they fit any standard walker obtained at hospitals and medical supply stores.
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I don't remember the exact measurements on this because it was too small for my dad and we returned it. I think it was only 24" long- which would probably work for someone who has stronger mobility and is smaller- or a woman. The one that we ended up getting was 30" with only one handle and is about 6-7" wide, which works for a larger person. My dad is 6' tall, unable to use from the knees down and is about 230 lb. The return transaction was easy and fast on the smaller one.
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Not at my mom's house but my mom has the standard type walker and it snapped on perfectly. It came very quickly and I saved the box just in case, but it fit perfect. I think these are so great they should come already on the walkers. She can now hold on with 2 hands and carry things back and forth from her kitchen. She loves eating in the TV room. Buy it.
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I bought this walker for my Mom. It is the same width as a regular walker. The bench has a 250 pound max. My Mom loves this walker, she uses it out in her yard to sit and do yard work. I bought the basket that fits under the bench so she can carry yard tools, phone and water bottle. I hope this answer helps.
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23 inches widebtw with regard to someone elses post...my wife says its the best walker shes ever had...
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No. I've taken Measurements of it and my other walker (the one I use in my home) and they are identical in width. I live in a small single wide trailer with a narrow hallway and at the time I wrote my review it appeared wider due to it being 7" Longer and due to the larger wheels, (and having four wheels instead of two as my existing walker), as well as being built much sturdier. It is easy to control although a bit heavier and bulkier then my home walker, but I have no problem lifting it with one hand while going up or down short flights of stairs while holding the banister with my other hand. Hope this helps. No. I've taken Measurements of it and my other walker (the one I use in my home) and they are identical in width. I live in a small single wide trailer with a narrow hallway and at the time I wrote my review it appeared wider due to it being 7" Longer and due to the larger wheels, (and having four wheels instead of two as my existing walker), as well as being built much sturdier. It is easy to control although a bit heavier and bulkier then my home walker, but I have no problem lifting it with one hand while going up or down short flights of stairs while holding the banister with my... » Read More No. I've taken Measurements of it and my other walker (the one I use in my home) and they are identical in width. I live in a small single wide trailer with a narrow hallway and at the time I wrote my review it appeared wider due to it being 7" Longer and due to the larger wheels, (and having four wheels instead of two as my existing walker), as well as being built much sturdier. It is easy to control although a bit heavier and bulkier then my home walker, but I have no problem lifting it with one hand while going up or down short flights of stairs while holding the banister with my other hand. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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My mother is about 180 pounds. The seat is not super wide but wide enough. The walker is very sturdy.
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The walker is adjustable and will not be too small. My mother was 5 feet 6 inches and it worked well for her. This walker is also lightweight and very easy to maneuver.
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I don't know if it would fit yours, but my mother has two different walkers and it wouldn't fit either one. It seems like it fits a smaller walker with narrower tubing. It's a nice tray, just wouldn't work on ours.
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My mom is 5'3" and is using this walker well on the 2nd to the lowest adjustment. It looks a bit high to me but she is supposed to walk close up to it so the physical therapist said this is the correct setting. But there is still one lower adjustment to go down to if you mom is proportioned differently.
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My husband is 6' and he has to hunch just a little to push. It's sort of a problem indicative of most strollers. It's not as short as some of the other strollers we own, but the handle doesn't adjust as our single graco one does. However, there's been no issue of kicking the bar, and my husband wears a size 13 shoe.
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Absolutely not! My mother is 92 years old, and her height is 150 CM, 4' 11". The handle bars are adjustable to assist in keeping her posture upright and straight. She loves her walker. It is a great investment.
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Just measured my walker. It is 22" in overall width. Normally, most bathroom doors are 30" wide so you should not encounter a problem.
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Inside of handle bars is 16" to 17 3/4" wide, butt width is 17 /3/4 wide. This is a great walker. Glad I have one! Dave D.