This product is delivered directly from the supplier and will arrive separately from any other items you order on the Parkinson's UK shop. Please see our delivery and returns page for further information.
This 4-wheeled rollator will provide you with extra support when you’re walking, whether indoors or outside. The handy, built-in seat means you can rest whenever you’re tired or perhaps waiting in a queue.
With a loop brake system, easy grip handles and swivel function front wheels, this rollator is safe and easy to use.
The compact design is easy to fold away and store when you’re not using it – perfect for small spaces, car boots or public transport.
Features include
- Mesh seat and back rest
- Detachable shopping bag
- Lightweight aluminium frame
- Simple folding mechanism activated by pulling up the seat and folding the frame in half
- Reflectors on the front wheels
- The front wheels can be set to swivel or roll forward only
- Adjustable height handle
The adjustable handles mean you can set the height specifically for you. Simply stand in your usual footwear with your arms held loosely at your sides and ask someone to measure from the floor to your wrists. This is the ideal height to set your handles to.
Frame dimensions
- Width 64cm
- Depth 67.5cm
- Handles adjustable from 80.5cm - 93.5cm
- Inside handgrips 50cm
Seat dimensions
Folded dimensions
- Length 97cm
- Width 22cm
- Depth 36cm
Weight
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Maximum user weight 133kg (21st)
- Rollator weight 7.5kg (16.5lb)
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VAT exemption, or VAT relief, allows people diagnosed as chronically sick or disabled* to buy certain items at 0% VAT. Several products in our Daily Living Aids range qualify for VAT exemption.
Who is eligible for VAT exemption?
If the person for whom the products are being bought has Parkinson's or another condition the medical profession considers 'chronically sick or disabled', they qualify.
You can order items on behalf of someone who qualifies for VAT exemption for example, if you're a carer or family member. However, the person who qualifies must sign a written declaration.
The VAT Act 1983 has severe penalties for anyone who uses a document they know to be false to secure VAT exemption.
What proof do we need of your condition?
The government requires a simple declaration of your medical condition (or the condition of the person you're buying for).
You must provide:
- the name and address of the person with the condition
- the medical condition of the person eligible for VAT exemption
How to order VAT exempt products
You can order online, by phone, or by post. The information we need varies depending on your order method:
- Online: By purchasing a VAT exempt product, you are confirming that you are eligible to buy. You will also be asked during checkout whether you are eligible.
- By phone: You'll need to provide details of the person eligible for VAT exemption along with their National Insurance Number.
- By post: Your catalogue comes with a declaration for you to complete. Download a declaration form (PDF, 349KB)if you need a new one or don't have a catalogue. The form must contain the information of the person eligible for VAT exemption.
Please be aware that unfortunately you can't claim back VAT after you've bought something. Please ensure you choose the correct VAT exempt variant at the point of purchase.
*What does 'chronically sick or disabled' mean?
This wording is not determined by Parkinson's UK. The government considers a person to be 'chronically sick or disabled' if he or she has:
- a physical or mental impairment which has long-term and substantially adverse effects on his or her ability to carry out everyday activities
- a condition which the medical profession diagnoses as a chronic sickness, such as Parkinson's, diabetes or a terminal illness
A person is not considered to be 'chronically sick or disabled' if they/re elderly but otherwise able-bodied. It doesn't apply if they/re temporarily disabled or incapacitated, for example with a broken limb, either.
If you're in any doubt whether you are eligible to receive goods or services with VAT exemption you should consult Notice 701/7 VAT Reliefs for disabled and older people. You can also call HMRC's National Advice Service on 0300 123 1073.
