Care C4｜Hong Kong Manual Wheelchair｜Extra-large Footplates for Easy Kerb Mounting
Care C4｜Hong Kong Manual Wheelchair｜Extra-large Footplates for Easy Kerb Mounting
Care C4 | Hong Kong Attendant Wheelchair | Extra-Large Foot Lever for Easy Kerb Climbing
[Hong Kong Attendant Wheelchair]
Pushing a wheelchair on flat ground in Hong Kong is often not the most difficult part; what truly scares caregivers (especially elderly partners, domestic helpers, or petite family members with limited strength) are the numerous kerbs and height differences on the road. Traditional wheelchairs often have a thin, round anti-tipping bar at the back, which is prone to slipping when stepped on and offers too narrow a leverage point. This often requires caregivers to exert immense upper body strength to "pry" the front wheels up, leading to long-term wrist and back injuries. The CareC4 entry-level attendant wheelchair addresses this pain point by replacing the rear leverage point with an extra-large, non-slip foot lever. Its large contact surface provides stable footing, utilizing the principle of leverage, allowing you to gently step and safely lift the front wheels over kerbs, eliminating the need to forcefully lift the front of the wheelchair.
💡 Practicality First, Caregiver-Friendly:
In addition to the extra-large foot lever, the Care C2 features a handle-linked brake (locks when standing upright, no need to bend down) and a fold-up footrest (easier for getting in and out of taxis, and for storing in the boot). These three designs are specifically engineered for the practical challenges of pushing a wheelchair daily in Hong Kong.
🔍 Three Caregiver-Friendly Designs
| ① Kerb Climbing Extra-Large Foot Lever |
Extra-Large Non-Slip Foot Lever Wide, flat, and non-slip surface, providing a large contact area for shoes, preventing slipping; precise leverage, easily lifting the front wheels over kerbs, reducing the need to forcefully lift the front of the wheelchair, protecting knees and back. |
Thin, Round Anti-Tipping Bar Narrow stepping point, prone to slipping; often requires strong upper body force to lift the wheelchair, high risk of strain injury, significant psychological stress when climbing kerbs. |
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| ② Parking Brake Handle-Linked |
Handle-Linked Brake Allows caregivers to remain standing when waiting at traffic lights or pausing, engaging the brake with a single press at the push handle, eliminating the need to bend down towards the bottom of the wheelchair, reducing strain on the back. |
Low-Position Manual Brake Caregivers frequently need to bend down to operate the brake, which is particularly arduous in areas with many traffic lights. |
| ③ Outdoor Storage Fold-Up Footrest |
Fold-Up Footrest During medical appointments or taxi rides, the footrest can be quickly folded up to shorten the wheelchair, making it easier to load into a car boot and navigate tighter spaces. |
Fixed Footrest The wheelchair remains longer, often requiring repeated adjustments when loading into taxis or car boots, which is time-consuming and laborious. |
📋 Product Detailed Specifications
| 🏷️ Basic Information | |||
| Product Model | Care C4 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 📐 Dimensions | |||
| Seat Width (Cushion, cm) | 44 cm | Seat Width (Overall, cm) | 46 cm |
| Seat Depth (cm) | 43cm | Seat Height from Ground (cm) | 47cm |
| Backrest Height (cm) | 42cm | Overall Width (cm) | 56cm |
| Overall Height (cm) | 89cm | Overall Length (cm) | 93cm |
| Unfolded Dimensions (cm) | L 93 x W 56 x H 89 cm | ||
| Folded Dimensions (cm) | L 68 x W 36 x H 68 cm | ||
| Armrest Height from Seat (cm) | 23 cm | ||
| ⚖️ Weight and Load Capacity | |||
| Net Weight (kg) | 10.5 kg | Max Load Capacity (kg) | 100 kg |
| 🚲 Wheels and Brakes | |||
| Front Wheel Size (inches) | 6 inches | Rear Wheel Size (inches) | 15 inches |
| Tyre Type | PU Solid Tyre | Wheel Hub Type | Spoked Wheel |
| 🏗️ Material and Structure | |||
| Frame Material | 6061 Aluminum Alloy | Surface Treatment | Painted Coating |
| Fabric Material | Nylon | Cushion Layers | Thickened Single Layer |
| ⚙️ Functionality and Adjustability | |||
| Folding Backrest | Yes | Footrest Type | Fold-Up (Footplate can be flipped up) |
| Armrest Function | Fixed, Mid-Armrest | Footrest Height Adjustable | 2 Levels |
| 🛡️ Braking and Safety | |||
| Brake System | Linked Brake | Attendant Brake | Yes |
| Braking Method | Handle Brake & Side Brakes | Other Notes | X-frame folding structure |
💬 Hong Kong User Reviews
🏆 Why choose Tin Tin Mobility? Hong Kong's Highly Specialized "Lightweight Wheelchair" Specialist Store
We specialize in helping individuals with reduced mobility (such as the elderly, stroke recovery patients, and those who can walk but not far). The biggest difference from traditional wheelchair stores is our extreme specialization in the assessment and matching of "lightweight wheelchairs." We combine clinical perspectives with cutting-edge elderly care technology, refusing to hard-sell, and precisely identifying truly lightweight and comfortable mobility solutions for our users.
- Focus on Lightweight, No Hard-Selling: We excel at finding the most lightweight mobility aids for seniors who "can't walk far." Understanding the psychological resistance of the elderly to wheelchairs, we prioritize their real pain points. If an assessment reveals a product is unsuitable, we will never hard-sell.
- Clinical Professional Matching: Utilizing professional backgrounds related to occupational therapy, we meticulously assess the elderly's physical condition, living environment, and daily activities to recommend suitable models, and have received referrals from numerous hospitals and organizations in Hong Kong for follow-up.
- Introduction of Cutting-Edge Elderly Care Technology: Based on industry recognition of our expertise, we are the first and exclusive Hong Kong agent in the Asia-Pacific region for many top-tier elderly care technology wheelchairs.
- Academic and Industry Authority Recognition: Our professional standards are recognized by academia; we have been invited as guest lecturers for university master's programs and served as speakers at the Hong Kong Housing Society, the Jockey Club "a" home rental service, and various non-profit organizations.
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which type of Hong Kong user is this CareC4 attendant wheelchair most suitable for?
Which areas or environments in Hong Kong are suitable for this CareC4 attendant wheelchair?
Areas with many traffic lights and busy urban roads (e.g., North Point, Mong Kok, Kwun Tong, Tsuen Wan, etc.): The handle-linked brake is convenient for frequent stops, eliminating the need to bend down to operate.