



Bariatric Wheelchairs
The Heavy Duty Manual Wheelchair is specifically engineered for users weighing up to 120 kg — filling the critical gap between standard adult wheelchairs (rated 80–100 kg) and full bariatric models. Using a standard wheelchair above its rated capacity risks frame bending and wheel collapse. This model addresses that with a reinforced steel frame, thicker tubing at all stress joints, wider seat, stronger axles, and heavy-duty braking. It is foldable, fits in Indian SUV boots, and handles daily home use reliably for heavier users.
This wheelchair is ideal for users who: weigh between 100–120 kg and need a reliable daily wheelchair; have exceeded the capacity of their previous standard wheelchair; are post-surgery patients with higher body weight requiring hospital-to-home mobility; or are elderly overweight patients whose caregivers need a safe, stable wheelchair for daily management. If your weight is above 120 kg, our Extra Wide 150 kg Bariatric model is more appropriate.
| Frame Material | Heavy-Gauge Chrome-Plated Steel (28–32 mm tubing) |
| Weight Capacity | 120 kg (rated & tested) |
| Seat Width | 48–52 cm (wider than standard 45 cm) |
| Seat Depth | 42–45 cm |
| Backrest Height | 42–46 cm (above seat) |
| Product Weight | Approx. 16–20 kg |
| Front Wheels | 6–8" Swivel Caster Wheels (Heavy-duty PVC) |
| Rear Wheels | 24" Heavy-duty Spoke Wheels with Hand Rim |
| Armrests | Padded Flip-up Armrests |
| Footrests | Swing-away Height-adjustable Footrests |
| Brakes | Heavy-duty Push-lock Rear Wheel Brakes |
| Anti-tip | Yes – Rear Anti-tip Safety Wheels |
| Safety | Lap Seatbelt Included |
| Foldable | Yes – Cross-brace Folding Frame |
| Frame Width (occupied) | Approx. 65–68 cm |
| Colour | Silver / Black (varies by stock) |
| Warranty | 6 Months on Manufacturing Defects |
| Starting Price | ₹32,000 |
Thicker 28–32 mm steel tubing with double-welded joints at all stress points — the seat frame junction, rear axle mounts, and footrest supports. Prevents the frame bending and joint failure that occurs when standard wheelchairs are used above capacity.
Standard wheelchairs have 45 cm seats — inadequate for heavier users with larger frames. This model's 48–52 cm seat accommodates users weighing up to 120 kg comfortably without hip pressure or the sideways lean caused by an undersized seat.
Stronger rear axles and wheel hubs rated for higher load transfer during both attendant-pushed and self-propelled use. Standard axles can bend under repeated use above their rated capacity — these are engineered for the additional 20–40 kg over standard.
More robust push-lock brakes on both rear wheels that safely hold a 120 kg user on ramps, inclines, and during bed-to-wheelchair transfers. Standard brakes lose holding power when used above their weight rating.
Rear anti-tip wheels prevent backward tipping — particularly important for heavier users where the centre of gravity is higher. Essential safety feature when navigating door thresholds, ramps, and uneven Indian road surfaces.
Cross-brace folding frame allows the wheelchair to be collapsed and loaded into Indian SUV boots (Innova, Fortuner, Safari, XUV700, Scorpio). Slightly heavier than standard at 16–20 kg — one adult can manage with the cross-brace fold technique.
Padded armrests flip up fully for lateral transfers from bed, sofa, or toilet. Reduces caregiver strain during the multiple daily transfers required — particularly important when transferring heavier users where correct technique is essential.
Starting at ₹32,000 — the most affordable heavy duty wheelchair for 120 kg users in India. Covers all the reinforcement requirements without the premium cost of full bariatric models, making it the right choice when 120 kg is the actual requirement.
A heavy duty wheelchair is rated for 100–135 kg users with a reinforced steel frame, thicker tubing, stronger axles, wider seat, and more robust brakes. A standard wheelchair is rated for 80–100 kg. Using a standard wheelchair above capacity risks frame bending, joint failure, and wheel collapse. This heavy duty 120 kg model provides the additional structural integrity needed for safe daily use by heavier users.
Heavy duty wheelchairs in India start from ₹32,000 for a 120 kg rated steel frame model. Models with elevated footrests, additional padding, and quick-release wheels range from ₹14,000–₹20,000. For users requiring more than 120 kg capacity, bariatric models starting at ₹19,000 are recommended. WhatsApp WheelchairDealer.in for the latest price and availability in your city.
Yes. This model folds using a standard cross-brace mechanism and fits in most Indian SUV boots (Innova, Fortuner, Safari, XUV700). It weighs 16–20 kg due to the reinforced frame. One adult can manage folding and loading with the correct technique. If caregiver weight or back issues make this difficult, ask about quick-release rear wheel options that split the wheelchair into lighter parts for loading.
Yes. This wheelchair is rated for 120 kg, which gives a 5 kg safety margin above your current weight. This is within the recommended range. For ongoing safety, we recommend buying a wheelchair rated at least 15–20 kg above your weight — so if you are 115 kg, a 120 kg rated model is acceptable but a 135 kg or 150 kg model would provide a more comfortable safety margin. WhatsApp us for a specific recommendation based on your requirements.
If your weight is above 120 kg, this model is not rated for you. You need a bariatric wheelchair — our Extra Wide 150 kg model supports users up to 150 kg with a wider 50–60 cm seat. For users above 175 kg, our 200 kg High Capacity model is appropriate. Never use a wheelchair below your rated capacity — frame failure is a serious safety risk.
My mother is 138 kg and bedridden after a stroke. This bariatric reclining wheelchair transformed her daily care — we move her to the hall and recline her for afternoon rest without a full transfer. The headrest is well padded and calf support is very helpful at her size. Truly recommended for heavy bedridden patients.
My father is 145 kg and sits in a wheelchair 8–10 hours daily due to bilateral leg paralysis. The reclining feature prevents fatigue and pressure sore risk from long sitting. Wide seat and headrest combination is excellent at this weight. Very solid frame — no flex even at his size.
After my husband's weight-related knee surgery at 142 kg, he needed wheelchair support for several months. Standard reclining wheelchairs were all undersized. This bariatric reclining model was the perfect solution — wide seat, proper recline for rest periods, frame held confidently throughout.
Good quality bariatric reclining wheelchair. Recline mechanism is smooth and headrest adjusts properly. My father is 140 kg and this is the first wheelchair that feels built for his size. Calf support prevents the sliding that happened with other recliners. Solid value at this price.
Tell us the user's exact weight and we will confirm the right model — choosing the correct capacity is a safety decision, not just a preference.