Description
The height-adjustable legrest for 9.050/3.940/2.750 is a suitable addition to selected Meyra wheelchairs if you value a comfortable, adjustable leg position. The height adjustment allows the legrest to be adapted to different user needs – ideal for everyday use at home, in care settings or on the go. It is suitable for anyone who wants to upgrade their wheelchair ergonomically and noticeably relieve pressure when seated.
Especially when sitting for long periods, an awkward leg position can quickly lead to pressure sores, muscle tension or a feeling of instability while seated. The height-adjustable legrest for 9.050/3.940/2.750 offers a solution: it reliably supports the legs and can be adjusted to suit the user’s height, seated posture and individual needs. This can improve seating comfort and make everyday life in a wheelchair much more pleasant – whether eating at the table, moving around at home or travelling longer distances.
As an accessory for Meyra wheelchairs, the height-adjustable legrest for 9.050/3.940/2.750 is designed for compatible models and is suitable for seat widths from 38 to 51 cm. It is compatible with the BUDGET 9.050, FORMAT 3.940 and EUROCHAIR 2 2.750 wheelchairs. This makes it a practical choice for users, family members and caregivers looking for a suitable, functional solution – without unnecessary compromises.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Height-adjustable for an individually tailored leg position
- Greater seating comfort when sitting in a wheelchair for long periods
- Supports an ergonomic posture and relieves pressure on the legs
- Suitable accessory for selected Meyra wheelchair models
- Suitable for seat widths from 38–51 cm
Technical details:
- Product name: Height-adjustable legrest for 9.050/3.940/2.750
- Compatibility: Meyra BUDGET 9.050
- Compatibility: Meyra FORMAT 3.940
- Compatibility: Meyra EUROCHAIR 2 2.750
- Suitable seat width: 38–51 cm
- Product type: Accessory for Meyra wheelchairs
*Medical devices are not consumer goods within the meaning of this notice.
