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Started by kcr , Jul 29 2008 08:22 AM

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#1 kcr

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Posted 29 July 2008 - 08:22 AM

hi I am from Chennai, India. My wheelchair is a foldable one and recently it's seating got damaged and it is almost completely torn. I am managing it somehow with pillows for time being. But it may not long for more days. Is there any option as just changing the seating? or do I need to buy new wheelchair? Please advise me and please give the names of the places where I can buy the seating and if possible website address.

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Posted 29 July 2008 - 08:26 AM

View Postkcr, on Jul 29 2008, 09:22 AM, said:

hi I am from Chennai, India. My wheelchair is a foldable one and recently it's seating got damaged and it is almost completely torn. I am managing it somehow with pillows for time being. But it may not long for more days. Is there any option as just changing the seating? or do I need to buy new wheelchair? Please advise me and please give the names of the places where I can buy the seating and if possible website address.
you need to get off those pillows as soon as you can. All you have to do is get a new seat. Try Sportaid.com. they shoud have what you need there.
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