Carlett 900 Shopping Rollator

The Carlett 900 shopping rollator gives the use the best of both worlds.

It is stable yet manoeuvrable; well suited for use about town thanks to its large rotating wheels, double system handbrake and double action safety brake.

Its firm suspension is most at home in the urban environment. This, coupled with the 29 litre shopping basket with removable bag, makes this rollator the perfect shopping companion.

Whether waiting for the bus or taking a break mid-trip; the 52cm high cushioned seat provides the user with a handy opportunity to take the weight off their feet.

Adjustable handlebars accommodate the height of the user and offer a cushioned grip.

Measuring 49cm wide, by 50cm deep, by 93cm high, the rollator folds down to 27 cm deep and will stand independently.

Features: 

29 Litre shopping basket 

Large cushioned seat

In Built reflectors for safety and visibility on darker nights

Large swivel wheels

Accessories Included Removable Shopping Bag, Cane/Umbrella Holder, Storage Caddy

• Folded Dimensions 49 cm W x 87-98 cm H x 27 cm L
• Unfolded Dimensions 49 cm W x 87-98 cm H 50 cm L
• Rollator Weight 6.4 kg
• Seat Height 52cm
• Max User Weight 21 stone

The Prices of the Wheelchairs, Accessories, Options and Accessories are all shown with VAT included - However you can if applicable Opt to Pay for your items with the VAT at Zero ( Exempted) 

Just Tick the Box on the Shopping Basket Page and your Price will change to the Exempt Pricing 

Example Below

If you have a long-term illness or are disabled, you don't have to pay VAT on certain goods and services that you buy in the UK. In general the equipment covered by this scheme are things that are of practical help to you because of your illness or disability.
 
If you are in any doubt as to whether you are eligible to receive goods or services zero-rated for VAT you should consult Notice 701/7 VAT reliefs for disabled people or the HMRC National Advice Service on 0845 010 9000.
 
What counts as a long-term illness or disabled? For VAT purposes, you have a long-term illness or are disabled if you meet any of the following conditions:
you have a physical or mental impairment which has a long-term and substantial adverse effect upon your ability to carry out everyday activities
you have a condition that the medical profession treats as a chronic sickness, such as diabetes
you are terminally ill.

So if you don't qualify if you are elderly but otherwise able-bodied, or if you're only temporarily disabled or incapacitated.You don't have to physically buy the goods in person. If your parent, guardian, wife or husband buys the goods and services for you, then you will not be charged VAT.
 
What counts as personal or domestic use? Personal or domestic use means that the goods or services are supplied for your own private use, rather than for business purposes. If you are purchasing for a business please call us and we will assist you in placing your order.