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Working Chairs for Medical Use
A working chair is a medical aid for people who have difficulty walking or standing, but still want to move around their home independently. These chairs are designed to “shuffle” easily, which means you move yourself forward by sliding your feet along the ground. Whether you want to go to the kitchen, the bathroom, or another room in the house, a working chair provides the mobility and comfort you need. The working chair is therefore ideal for anyone with mobility limitations and contributes to greater self-reliance and quality of life.
What exactly is a working chair and who benefits from it?
When buying a working chair, there are several important factors to consider to ensure the chair meets the user's needs optimally. A good triple chair increases independence and comfort at home. For example, consider the adjustability of the chair: can you adjust the seat height and backrest to fit your body? Another aspect to consider is whether to choose a manual or electric version. An electric triple chair offers more convenience and comfort, especially if you have difficulty standing up or spend long periods sitting.
Whether you choose the Adam, Levi, or Milo, at MSP Medical you will always find a working chair that suits your specific needs. Check out our extensive collection and discover which model best fits your situation. After all, the functionality of the triple chair determines how well it can be used in daily life.
What types of working chairs are there?
Working chair Adam:
Adam, also known as the “workhorse,” has electric height adjustment and supports a user weight of up to 135 kg. This chair is ideal for elderly individuals or people with physical limitations, as it helps them live independently at home for longer. The electric adjustment makes it easier to sit down and stand up, increasing self-reliance. Adam comes standard with a fold-up bar and fold-away armrests, making side transfers easier.
Working chair Levi:
Levi is the entry-level model and well-suited for temporary mobility issues, for example after a knee operation. Thanks to its gas spring mechanism, this chair is popular in loan programs. It’s a cost-effective choice for people who still have enough body function to operate the height adjustment with a gas spring.
Working chair Milo:
Supports a user weight of up to 180 kg and features electric brakes on all four wheels for optimal stability. This chair is specially designed for people with serious physical limitations and offers a wide range of customization options, including electric tilt and/or backrest adjustment and adjustable leg supports.
General features important in all types of working chairs:
- Stable base: Essential for safety, often a five- or six-star base.
- Maneuverability: Easy to move around in smaller spaces.
- Durability: Built for intensive daily use.
You can find more information about these models and how they address different mobility needs in our blog on choosing a working chair for every mobility requirement.
Buying a working chair? What to keep in mind?
Who benefits from a working chair?
A working chair is a great solution for anyone who has difficulty standing for long periods, walking, or moving safely around the house. Especially people with mobility impairments, reduced balance, or chronic fatigue benefit greatly from it. Thanks to its ergonomic design and adjustable features, a trippel chair supports a variety of mobility needs. Additionally, you can choose an electric trippel chair, where the height and position of the seat can be easily adjusted with the push of a button. This provides extra convenience, especially when you need to sit down and stand up frequently.