ADA Doorway Width Requirements and How to Measure
Doorway width is the measurement people get wrong most consistently, and not because the number is complicated. It is because …
Electric Mobility Scooters: How to Compare Them
Every mobility scooter sold today is electric, which makes the phrase almost useless as a search term and very useful …
Bariatric Toilet Safety Frame: Reading the Listing Right
A toilet safety frame is a simple thing: a metal frame that stands around or attaches near the toilet, giving …
Mobility Scooter Weight Capacity Explained
Weight capacity is the most quoted number on a mobility scooter listing and the least explained. It appears in titles, …
Bedside Lamps and Touch Lights You Can Find in the Dark
The lamp on the nightstand is the most used light in the house and usually the worst designed one. A …
500 lb Mobility Scooters: Heavy Rider Options
At the 500 pound mark the mobility scooter market gets thin. The number of models drops sharply, more of what …
Bariatric Rollator: Weight Capacity, Width, and Fit
A standard rollator is built around a fairly narrow set of assumptions about the person using it, and when those …
400 lb Mobility Scooters: What to Check First
The 400 pound band is where most heavy duty mobility scooter shopping happens. It is the point where manufacturers stop …
Angled Grab Bars: When the Diagonal Actually Helps
Look at how someone actually stands up out of a bathtub or off a shower seat and you will notice …
Bariatric Mobility Scooters: Comfort and Capacity
Most mobility scooter shopping advice starts and ends with the weight capacity number, which is where a lot of bariatric …
Aluminum vs Rubber Threshold Ramps: Which One Fits
Threshold ramps come in two materials that behave almost nothing alike. Rubber ramps are heavy, dark, and stay where you …
Powered Walking Aids Explained for Families
Powered walking aid is a phrase that has crept into product listings, news coverage, and family conversations without ever being …