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Rollators
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Welcome to the Rollator Manufacturer Catalog.
This catalog sorts all rollators by manufacturer. We've sold
thousands of these units since putting them on the web in 1999.
We constantly update this important category looking for
improvements and innovation in both rollator product quality and service
after-the-fact. This guarantees our customers are getting maximum mobility and value with
each rollator they purchase.
See each rollator brand name catalog:
Selection:
We offer more rollator selection, more sizes and more styles
to choose from. 3-Wheel and 4-Wheel walkers with adjustable
height handles so each individual gets a perfect fit.
Delivery:
Rollators ship Free within the Continental US. Rollators are delivered UPS/FEDEX in 3-5 business
days.
Savings:
There is no sales tax on ambulatory aids such as rollators,
walkers, canes, and wheelchairs.
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Invacare Rollators |
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Why buy a Rollator
at PHC?
Quality Products
Petite thru heavy duty -
Free shipping
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No sales tax
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3-7 day delivery
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Technical Support
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Satisfaction Guarantee
Lumex
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Winmed Rollators |
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Nova
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Drive
Rollators |
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Dolomite
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Trionic Rollators |
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Fast Delivery: Free UPS/FEDEX shipping on all
rollators (Continental US only.) |
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Got a question about Rollator sizes?
Call Customer Service 1-866-722-4581, or email us at
service@phc-online.com
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Rollators:
Determine frame size:
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Petite
rollator
sizes usually work for people 4'8" to 5'2".
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Standard models vary in handle height so that they fit the
mainstream 5'3" - 6'. Weight capacities range from 250-lbs up to
300-lbs.
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Tall
rollator versions have handle heights up to 38" making them ideal for
persons up around 6' or taller.
Weight capacities range from 250-lbs up to 300-lbs.
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Bariatric Rollators have weight capacities up to 600-lbs.
Most heavy-duty models are available in several height ranges from Jr.-Petite to
tall.
Rollator Size Guide:
How to measure for Rollator
Almost all 4-wheel rollators have seats, three-wheelers do not,
most have handbrakes and baskets. Rollators with handbrakes also have
"locking brakes" for safety.
For walkers without wheels and seats see
Standard Walkers
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