Rehabilitation walker ActionMed CH100AM — lightweight aluminium 4-wheel, adjustable height 700–937 mm, seat 35×32 cm, max load 136 kg, foldable

ActionMed CH100AM is a lightweight aluminium four-wheel rehabilitation walker designed for indoor mobility and short outdoor use. The frame is aluminium with PVC components and an ergonomic folding seat. Wheels at both front and rear measure 20 cm in diameter and the maximum user load is 136 kg. The walker folds for storage and transport and includes a carry bag.

Advantages

The walker offers adjustable height between 700 and 937 mm to suit different users, a compact foldable design for easier transport and storage, and an ergonomic seat positioned at 53 cm height for short rests. Large 20 cm wheels on both front and rear provide smoother movement across typical indoor surfaces, while built-in brakes increase user control. The included carry bag simplifies handling when not in use.

Suitable for

• Indoor mobility assistance
• Short-distance outdoor walks on even surfaces
• Users who need occasional seated rest
• Transport and storage where compact folded size is required

Key specifications

• Frame material: aluminium
• Components: PVC
• Height range: 700–937 mm (adjustable)
• Seat dimensions: 35 × 32 cm
• Seat height: 53 cm
• Front wheel diameter: 20 cm
• Rear wheel diameter: 20 cm
• Number of front wheels: 2
• Number of rear wheels: 2
• Maximum load capacity: 136 kg
• Foldable: yes
• Brakes: built-in
• Weight: 7 kg
• Overall width: 600 mm
• Overall depth: 700 mm

How to use

Adjust the walker height to a comfortable level between 700 and 937 mm so that your elbows are slightly bent when holding the handles. To sit, ensure the walker is on a stable, level surface, apply the brakes, then lower yourself onto the ergonomic seat. Use the built-in brakes to control movement when walking or when stationary. Fold the walker for transport or storage according to the manufacturer’s folding mechanism and place it in the supplied carry bag if needed.

Recommendations

Regularly inspect castors, brakes and other mechanical parts for wear or damage and ensure all adjustment points are securely tightened before each use to reduce the risk of accidents.