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Drive Flame Walker
The Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Flame Aluminium Triwalker features an attractive 'Flame' paintwork design to enhance its lightweight, aluminium frame. It folds down to a compact size for simple storage and transportation and can be adjusted in height easily to suit its users’ requirements.
 
  • Lightweight aluminium frame featuring an attractive Flame effect finish
  • Folds down for compact storage
  • Arthritic friendly looped cable brakes are easily activated and lockable for safety
  • Frame is easy to manoeuvre / transport, weighing only 5kg (11lbs)
  • 18cm (7") solid, lightweight wheels move effortlessly indoor or outdoor and are low maintenance
  • Front wheel swivels for increased manoeuvrability
  • Comes standard with an easy to clean vinyl bag
  • Handle height easily adjusts to suit various users
  • Available in a Flame Red or Flame Blue finish
  • Maximum weight capacity 135kg (21st)

Drive Flame Walker

£89.00Price

  • Standard UK home delivery:

    • FREE for orders over £40.
    • £3.95 for orders under £40.
    • Goods processed as normal and shipped with 2-5 working days.
    • UK mainland orders should arrive within 5 working days.

    UK next day delivery:

    • Starts from £6.95
    • Order before 3pm for shipping on the next working day.
    • Orders made after 3pm will be delivered within 1-2 working days.

    Specific day delivery:

    • Starts from £3.95
    • £3.95 for orders under £30.
    • Your order is delivered on the day of your choice within 3-5 working days from placing your order.

  • Our products prices are listed excluding VAT. Most of our customers are eligible for VAT relief. If you are eligible, you or a family member/ carer will be required to sign a declaration stating your disability, address and signature on delivery of the item. 

    If you are not eligible, you will be required to pay VAT. If you are unsure, please call our team on 0800 772 01 82 and we can advise you on eligibility. 

     

    A person is ‘chronically sick or disabled’ if he or she is a person:

    • with a physical or mental impairment which has a long term and substantial adverse effect upon his or her ability to carry out everyday activities §
    • with a condition which the medical profession treats as a chronic sickness

    It does not include an elderly person who is not disabled or chronically sick or any person who is only temporarily disabled or incapacitated, such as with a broken limb.

    If you are unsure, you should seek guidance from your GP or other medical professional.

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