Four-Wheel Carbon Ultra-Lite Rollator, Low Seat, Satin Red, Lightweight Comfort and Stability - CareSupplies.com Medical Equipme
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Four-Wheel Carbon Ultra-Lite Rollator, Low Seat, Satin Red, Lightweight Comfort and Stability

  • 56cm Low Seat Height - the primary differentiator from the standard model; the lower seat is indicated for shorter users or those with knee and hip range-of-motion limitations who need a lower surface to sit and rise from comfortably.
  • 5.3kg Carbon Fibre Frame - 200kg seated user capacity with the same lightweight carbon fibre construction as the standard model; quick-fold design for vehicle loading and compact storage.
  • Safety and Visibility - foot tilt assist, secure handle lock mechanism and reflectors for low-light safety; ergonomic adjustable-height handles and storage bag with shoulder strap for independent daily use.
  • ISO 11199-2 and CQC Regulation 10 - meets BS EN ISO 11199-2 wheeled walking aid standard; the low seat specification supports CQC Regulation 10 independence and dignity for users who cannot use standard seat height rollators comfortably.

Carbon Ultra-Lite Rollator with Low Seat - Satin Red, 5.3kg, 56cm Seat Height

The Four-Wheel Carbon Ultra-Lite Rollator with Low Seat (Satin Red) is the low seat variant of the carbon fibre rollator range, with a 56cm seat height for users who require a lower seated position than the standard model provides. The 56cm seat height is clinically relevant for shorter users or those with reduced knee or hip flexion range of motion, where a higher seat requires greater joint effort to rise from or creates an uncomfortable seated posture. All other specifications match the standard Carbon Ultra-Lite: 5.3kg carbon fibre frame, 200kg seated capacity, foot tilt assist, quick-fold design, adjustable handles, handle lock, reflectors and storage bag with shoulder strap.

Specifications

SpecificationDetail
Frame MaterialCarbon fibre
Product Weight5.3kg
Seat Height56cm (low seat - key differentiator)
Max User Weight (Seated)200kg
Max Bag Load5kg
SeatIntegrated with backrest and foot tilt assist
HandlesErgonomic adjustable height
SafetyHandle lock mechanism, reflectors
StorageSpacious bag with shoulder strap
FoldQuick-fold for transport and storage
ColourSatin Red
Product CodeNCL-ALT-R018

Regulatory Compliance

The Carbon Ultra-Lite Rollator with Low Seat meets BS EN ISO 11199-2 (wheeled walking aids) covering stability, braking, folding durability and handle adjustability. UK UKCA marking applies as a Class I medical device. Seat height selection is a clinical decision: NICE NG147 (Falls in Older People) and NICE CG161 (Falls assessment and prevention) both support the provision of rollators as part of an OT or physiotherapist-assessed falls prevention plan, with seat height as one of several parameters assessed to match the rollator to the individual user. CQC Regulation 10 (Dignity and Respect) is supported by specifying the correct seat height for the user, enabling safe, independent rest during ambulation without requiring carer assistance to sit or rise from the rollator seat.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the 56cm low seat differ from the standard Carbon Ultra-Lite seat height?

The standard Carbon Ultra-Lite (NCL-ALT-R016, Satin Black) has a higher seat height suited to average adult height and knee clearance. The low seat model (NCL-ALT-R018, Satin Red) is specified at 56cm, which reduces the distance from the seat to the floor. This is indicated for users with a shorter leg length, post-operative hip precautions that restrict hip flexion angle, or arthritic knee conditions where a higher seat creates discomfort during sitting and rising. If in doubt about which seat height is appropriate, an OT or physiotherapist assessment is recommended before ordering.

Can the handles be adjusted to match the user's height independently of the seat?

Yes. The handle height is independently adjustable from the seat. On a low seat rollator, it is common for the user to require a standard handle height even though they need a lower seat; the two adjustments are independent. Handle height should be set so the user's elbows are slightly flexed (approximately 15-20 degrees) when standing at the rollator with hands on the grips. An OT or physiotherapist can confirm the correct handle height during assessment.

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