KY-903GC Reclining Wheelchair – Full Recline 90 to 180 Degrees
The KY-903GC reclining wheelchair lowers its high backrest anywhere from upright to fully flat. Elevating leg rests lift the legs, so weak or bedridden patients can rest during long outings. Detachable arms make it easier to slide the patient across from a bed.
Price on request
We usually reply within 4 hours. Ask about bulk and hospital orders. Delivery across Pakistan.
- Delivery across Pakistan
- Stock, condition and warranty confirmed in your quote
- WhatsApp or call 0333-4351637
Key benefits
- Reclines the backrest from 90 to 180 degrees.
- Raises the legs on elevating, detachable leg rests.
- Removes the arms for side transfers from bed.
- Supports the head and back with a high backrest.
- Stands on a strong chrome steel frame.
Description
Patients with low blood pressure, weak trunks or severe illness cannot sit upright for long.
The KY-903GC reclining wheelchair lets carers tilt them back to rest, then sit them up again. Raised leg rests help with swelling. It is heavier than a standard chair, but far more supportive.
Use it for bedridden, stroke, spinal and palliative patients at home and in hospital.
- Not ideal for: lifting into small cars. Reclining chairs are longer and heavier.
KY-903GC specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand / model | Kaiyang Medical KY-903GC-46 |
| Frame | Steel, chrome |
| Backrest | Reclines 90–180° |
| Armrests | Detachable, PVC |
| Seat | PVC, 46 cm class (to be confirmed) |
| Footrests | Detachable, elevating; aluminium footplates |
| Headrest | To be confirmed |
Care tips
- Check tyre condition and brake grip every week.
- Wipe the seat, arms and frame with a mild disinfectant; dry chrome parts.
- Oil the folding joints and castor bearings every few months.
- Store it folded in a dry place, away from rain and damp.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get the price?
Tap the Get a Quote on WhatsApp button or message 0333-4351637. Send the model, quantity and your city. We reply within 4 hours with a live quote, stock status and delivery time. We do not list prices on the site. Rates change often, so each KY-903GC quote we send is current.
Who needs a reclining wheelchair?
Patients who tire, feel dizzy or slump when sitting upright benefit most. That includes stroke, spinal injury, severe weakness and palliative care. Reclining lets them rest without returning to bed. It also helps carers manage blood pressure drops. A doctor or therapist can confirm the need.
Is a reclining wheelchair harder to push?
It is longer and heavier than a standard chair, so it takes more effort and turning space. Fully reclined, the chair must have anti-tip support. Push slowly, avoid slopes when reclined, and lock the brakes before adjusting the back. Practise in a quiet space first.
How do I choose the right wheelchair seat width?
Measure across the user's hips while seated, then add about 5 cm. Most adults fit a 41 to 46 cm seat. Larger users need 51 to 56 cm, and children need about 35 cm. A seat that is too wide makes pushing harder, while a tight seat can cause pressure sores.
