Help please

[weegiz12345]

Hi has anyone had any luck with walking frames you can get ones with wheels on the front and back they also turn ok, I have a 4 wheel rollator. Just asking for indoor use only. They’re smaller than my rollator so just looking for advice.

[PatsyIpswich]

I have a serving trolley with brakes which is very useful. I am full-time wheelchair now but hubby still uses trolley. He has Parkinsons.

[weegiz12345 in reply to PatsyIpswich]

Thanks Patsy xx

[wobblybee]

🤔This may be one of the most least expensive options…there are lots of Indoor Rollators..some with one tray.. and many are £100+

amazon.co.uk/Mobility-Walke...

[weegiz12345 in reply to wobblybee]

This is what I wanted advice on money not an issue

Walkerr

[weegiz12345 in reply to wobblybee]

This is what I wanted advice on money not an issue

Walker

[paul456]

I’m close to needing an indoor walking frame. Maybe a consideration is if you have carpets or wood floors ie the lifting and putting down vs pushing with wood floors, wheels seems a good idea with wood but with carpet and no wheels not to sure might depend on upper body strength.

This information has not come from a robot but someone with the same IQ as a bag of chips 😂.

You take care my friend.

[weegiz12345 in reply to paul456]

Thanks luv much appreciated xx