Enjoycare
Enjoycare Self-Propelled Commode Wheelchair – EKC698F
A commode chair on 22-inch rear wheels, so the user can wheel themselves or be pushed by a carer.
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Add this to your price request. We confirm suitability and the price for your funding — NDIS, Support at Home or private — and the quote appears in your portal.
- Registered NDIS provider — all plan types
- Free home trials on selected equipment
- Delivery and installation Australia-wide
- Questions? Call 0433 797 495 or ask Joy, 24/7
About this product
This commode wheelchair puts a commode seat on a wheeled frame with large 22-inch (about 56 cm) rear wheels and 5-inch front castors. The user can propel it themselves or be pushed, and it has a padded backrest and armrests for everyday toileting support at home. It supports up to 125 kg.
The seat is glass-fibre reinforced polypropylene with a PU cover, and the backrest is reinforced PP with an EVA pad. PE armrests give the user something to hold and lean on. The aluminium frame, built from 25.4 mm tube, has a beige powder-coat finish that resists rust.
Before choosing, think about how the user moves on and off the seat and whether they have the arm strength to wheel themselves. An occupational therapist or health professional can advise whether this chair suits the user and how to use it safely.
Key features
- Wheel it yourself22-inch rear wheels let the user wheel themselves; 5-inch front castors steer.
- Commode seatGlass-fibre reinforced PP seat with a PU cover.
- Padded backrestReinforced PP backrest with an EVA pad.
- PE armrestsArmrests to hold and lean on while seated.
- Rust-resistant frameBeige powder-coated aluminium.
- 125 kg user weightSafe working load of 125 kg.
Who it suits
- People who can wheel themselves short distances and need a commode at home
- Users who sometimes wheel themselves and sometimes need to be pushed
- Users who need a commode with armrests and a padded backrest
Good to know
- Check doorways and the bathroom have room for a chair with large rear wheels.
Questions and answers
About the Self-Propelled Commode Wheelchair
Can the user push it themselves?
Yes. The 22-inch rear wheels let the user propel the chair, or a carer can push it.
What is the weight limit?
The safe working load is 125 kg.
What is the seat made of?
Glass-fibre reinforced polypropylene with a PU cover.
What are the seat height and overall dimensions?
Our team can confirm the seat height, width and overall size before you order.
What colour is the frame?
The aluminium frame has a beige powder-coat finish.
Ordering and funding
Can I buy this with NDIS funding?
Yes, if your plan funds it. Joy Ours is a registered NDIS provider. We quote and invoice every kind of NDIS plan. For some equipment the NDIS wants an OT’s advice first. Send it with your request and we quote to match.
Can Support at Home, DVA or TAC pay for it?
It can. We quote through your Support at Home provider. We also quote for TAC, DVA, insurers and private buyers. The provider or scheme decides what it pays for, so check with them before you order.
How do I get a price?
Add it to your price request on this page, or call us. We confirm the price, stock and delivery before you pay. The quote appears in your customer portal.
Can I see it before I buy?
Yes. Visit our showroom in Mount Waverley (Melbourne) or Edwardstown (Adelaide) by appointment. You can also try selected equipment at home. Ask us about this item.
Do you deliver and set it up?
Yes. We deliver Australia-wide. We set up larger equipment and show you how to use it.
