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Roho 18 x18 x3.25 Mid-Profile Single Compartment Cushion Stair Chairs DonJoy's most comfortable lightest weight Hand control knob on

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Roho 18 x18 x3.25 Mid Profile Single Compartment Cushion Stair Chairs DonJoy's most comfortable lightest weight Hand control knob on DonJoy's most comfortable lightest weight lowest profile prefabricated knee osteoarthritis brace * Ideally suited for activities of daily living and sedentary lifestyles * Soft good product with single upright * 5 39cm concealed wall mount brackets maximize wall contact and spread the weight bearing surface for an exceptionally solid feel * Removable backrest allows access to wall tiles for easy cleaning * Simply fold up to store out of the way * No need to lock into place a machined precision tension hinge prevents the seat from inadvertently falling down * Beautiful Brazilian walnut is naturally resistant to moisture mildew and decay * Known for it s considerable strength it is up to 3 times stronger than teak * Integrated support rail with a 500lbs 227kg weight capacity * Seat measures 18 wide and 15 without load Weight: Varies by size approximately 3 lbs 1 5 cm to 20 in

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