For added safety, some commode chairs are designed with a wider seat and a higher weight capacity, accommodating larger users with ease. This thoughtful engineering ensures that everyone can benefit from the chair's versatility without compromising comfort or safety.

1. Size and Fit The first step in selecting a reclining wheelchair is to ensure the correct size. A wheelchair that is too small or too large can lead to discomfort or even injuries. It's crucial to consider the user’s height, weight, and overall build. Most manufacturers provide sizing charts to assist in selecting the right model.

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