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Wheelchair Superstore is an independent UK guide to wheelchairs, ramps and mobility accessories. Start with the section that matches your situation: each guide explains what to measure and compare before you buy, using manufacturer details and UK guidance from the NHS and GOV.UK.

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Electric and Power Wheelchairs

Compare motorised chairs by weight, folding size, range and who controls them.

Lightweight and Folding Wheelchairs

Manual chairs that are easier to lift, fold and store.

Wheelchairs for Older Adults

Comfort, easy handling and support for older users and their carers.

Bariatric, Tall and Larger Users

Wider seats, higher weight limits and longer frames.

Children’s Wheelchairs

Chairs and accessories sized for children, with parents and carers in mind.

Reclining, Tilt and Leg Support

Seating that changes position, and support for legs and feet.

All-Terrain and Outdoor

Chairs and scooters for grass, gravel, beaches and rough paths.

Wheelchair Ramps

Ramps for doorsteps, thresholds, steps and vehicles, and how to get the gradient right.

Cars and Travel

Getting a wheelchair or scooter into, onto or behind a car.

Comfort and Everyday Accessories

Cushions, bags, trays and the small things that make daily use easier.

Help with Costs and Assessments

If you need a chair for regular or long-term use, the NHS wheelchair service or an occupational therapist can assess seating and posture. The NHS explains walking aids, wheelchairs and mobility scooters, and GOV.UK covers financial help for disabled people, including VAT relief on some mobility equipment.

How We Choose What to Recommend

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Begin with the person, the journeys and the support available

A wheelchair shortlist should start with the intended user and the situations in which the chair will be used. Record whether use is mainly indoors, outdoors or mixed; the regular distances and surfaces; where transfers take place; and who will propel, drive, fold, lift or maintain the chair. Include storage, transport and charging arrangements where relevant. These practical notes help separate manual, transit, self-propelled, electric, folding and specialist formats. Individual posture, pressure care