Tight indoor spaces remain an obstacle to users of mobility devices. Interior door sizes vary, but many of them are too narrow for tilt wheelchairs to comfortably pass through. While in modern buildings interior doors typically measure 28-32”, they tend to be narrower in older buildings. In addition to doors, narrow hallways and tight spaces in kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms can be equally or even more difficult to navigate. Many doorways or hallways cannot be easily widened, and often people are forced to compromise their health by foregoing the benefits of a tilt chair, or they may have to move or give up mobility independence.

The new Fuze T50n addresses this issue. Building on the already small footprint of the Fuze, this new option offers an unbeatable overall width of seat plus only 4”. This makes the T50n approximately 4”-7” narrower than most standard tilt chairs. In other words, the T50n will fit through more doors and can be maneuvered through more tight spaces than any other tilt chair.