Kayou
For first independent discovery and early self-propulsion.
Seat width from 18 cm. The smallest chair in the range.
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German engineered active wheelchairs and seating, hand-built for paediatric users.
Customised to the individual prescription, with options for early self-propulsion, growing riders and postural support.
Six products for different stages and needs. Open a product for sizing, configuration and trial options.
For first independent discovery and early self-propulsion.
Seat width from 18 cm. The smallest chair in the range.
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A responsive rigid frame designed with room to grow.
The growing frame adds up to 4 cm width and 6 cm depth.
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The smallest folding frame in the range, built around family logistics.
Seat widths from 24 cm. The smallest folding frame in the range.
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Responsive folding mobility for older children and teens.
Seat widths to 50 cm and four frame lengths for older riders.
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Why a rigid frame? They're lighter, and allow for more efficient propulsion from the user. The Kayou is our smallest wheelchair, while Findus allows for growth without compromising on the benefits of a rigid frame. The Yuki is for users who require seat tilt.
Active mobility that collapses for the car, the classroom and the cupboard. Both models fold to about 30 cm with the wheels on, or 22 cm with them off, without giving up the direct handling of an active chair.
Stable support from floor play to table-height activities.
A hi-lo seating system with adjustable postural support, for children who need positioning rather than mobility. The base raises from 25 cm to 65 cm, so the same chair works on the floor, at the classroom table and in therapy.
Berollka wheelchairs are developed, designed and manufactured at Berollka's facility in Sinsheim, Germany.
More than 30 years of German rehabilitation engineering sit behind the range. Every chair is assembled by hand to the individual prescription, rather than picked from stock.
Tell us about the client and the equipment to compare, and we will be in touch to arrange it.
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1300 122 355
paediatrics@doability.com.au
For higher-cost AT, the NDIS looks for evidence the equipment is the right fit. A trial supports that. It helps you justify the item and show it suits the client.
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