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Serviced by our own technicians
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PDG Fuze T50n

Code PDGFUZET50N

The Fuze T50n has a sleek aluminium frame with an infinitely adjustable tilt range of 50°. The "n" stands for narrow, referring to the chair’s overall width of seat width plus only 4”. This makes the T50n substantially narrower than other tilt chairs.

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NDIS · Aged care · DVA · Private

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Assessment support, trials at home or in the showroom, quotes with NDIS item codes and a consultant who will do the home measure.

Delivered and assembled · NDIS, aged care, DVA and private · Serviced by our own technicians

About this product

The Fuze T50n has a sleek aluminium frame with an infinitely adjustable tilt range of 50°. The "n" stands for narrow, referring to the chair’s overall width of seat width plus only 4”. This makes the T50n substantially narrower than other tilt chairs.

A fully featured 50° tilt chair with the footprint of a transport chair.

Exclusive features: • A unique centre of gravity pivot point • Effortless and maintenance-free tilt performance • Simple centre of gravity adjustments

Available Options: • Transit tie downs WC-19 & ISO-7176-19 • 30° manual dynamic recline • Power tilt up to 159 kg • Adjustable width frame • Take-Apart frame

Available Tasmania-wide from Thrive Lifecare. Book a trial to try it with your therapist.

Specifications

Seat width16 in to 24 in
Seat depth15 in to 22 in
Weight capacity181 kg
Transport weight20 kg
Frame or main materialAluminium

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