Kcare Murray Bridge Low Back Chair
Price range: $590.00 through $702.00
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Description
A lightweight, height-adjustable utility chair designed for everyday comfort and easy set-up at home, in clinics and in aged-care settings. The low, contoured back supports an upright posture for dining and activities, while full-length padded arms assist safer sit-to-stand transfers. The durable, easy-clean finish and stable, non-slip feet make it a practical choice for shared spaces and daily use.
Key Features
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Height-adjustable seat to match dining and activity table heights
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Low, contoured backrest for everyday postural support without bulk
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Full-length padded armrests to aid safer sit-to-stand transfers
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Sturdy, easy-clean frame and upholstery for home or facility use
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Stable four-point base with non-slip tips for floor grip
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Lightweight construction for simple positioning and cleaning
Specifications
- Seat Width: 45cm
- Seat Depth: 43 – 53cm
- Seat to Arm Height: 20cm
- Seat to Floor Height: 44cm – 56cm
- Back Rest Height: 47cm
- Overall Depth: 63cm (min) / 83cm (max)
- Overall Height: 83cm (min) / 102cm (max)
- Product Weight: 9.8kg
- Colours Available: Vinyl Fawn, Dot Fabric Forest, Dot Fabric Coffee, Dot Fabric Ruby
- Safe Working Load: 250kg
Please note: Extended lead times may apply. See our shipping policy for more information.
Please note: This product may require assembly.
ARTG number available upon request.
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