Pixel indoor walker by Rehasense

Pixel is an ultra-lightweight rollator designed for indoor use.
It offers support and safety for independent living.
It also comes with a tray and a basket.

Features

• Indoor use only
• Available combo colours: Black & Champagne, White & Black and Toffee & Brown.
• Easy to fold and easy to carry
• Steady, safe and durable
• Removable and washable bag for mobile phones, glasses, etc. 
• Tray - removable and dishwasher safe
• Safety brake control bar with user-friendly paddles
• Brakes can be easily operated with one hand
• Light and reliable brakes with locking function
• User-friendly and easily adjustable handle height
• Soft foam Handgrip, very comfortable to hold
• Side table next to your chair, couch, or bed
• Easily turn and pass very narrow doorways and inside toilet cubicles
• Patented "Click & Safe" red safety catch
• Click here to view the User Manual

Specifications

See the component infographic here

• Designed for indoor use only
• Material: Aluminium
• Product weight: 5.2 kg
• Max. User weight: 110 kg
• No seat
• Unfolded measurements: 65 cm L x 54 cm W x 86-97 cm H
• Folded measurements: 27 cm L x 54 cm W x 91 cm H
• Tray dimensions: 43 W x 33 cm D
• Tray height: 71 cm H
• Bag weight: 0.2 kg
• Bag capacity: 5 kg
• Types of wheels: TPE only
• Wheel size:
  Front: 15 cm Dia x 2.7 cm thick (6 inches)
  Rear: 15 cm Dia x 2.7 cm thick ( 6 inches)
• Warranty: 8 years limited

The Pixel indoor walker only comes with TPE (standard) wheels.

• TPE wheels (Thermoplastic Elastomers): TPE is durable, a standard issue with Rehasense Walkers, and requires less pressure to apply the brakes.

• Soft PU tyres: Increase comfort for the user by absorbing the resistance to rolling caused by small stones, making it easier to push.

Special notes for Soft PU Wheels:

• Trade-off: Because of the softer composition, the Parking Brake requires more effort to apply than the Standard Composition.
• Note – please check the final brake adjustment when receiving the rollator. Brakes can be adjusted easily by:
• loosening the Brake Cable Lock Nut with an 8 mm spanner on the Brake Assembly at the rear wheels
• adjust the gap between the tyre and the brake bar by turning the Adjustment Nut
• A gap of approximately 2 mm is usually enough to lock the wheel and have a reasonable force to apply the Park Brake Lever. If this is not enough, then close the gap to 1 mm. More force will be required to use the Park Brake.