Wheelchair Armrest Pad in Vinyl - Desk Length Deluxe

The Deluxe 10.25” (desk length) Wheelchair Armrest Pad in Vinyl. This armrest features premium textured vinyl and thick high-density foam for durability and all-day comfort.

Product Features

• Features textured vinyl for a premium look and feel.
• Thick high-density foam measuring just over 1 1/2” thick at the center for maximum durability and comfort.
• Quality plastic base with metal threaded screw sleeves.
• Universal design fits most wheelchairs with desk length armrest pads (9” – 10.5”).
• Hardware (2 screws) included measuring 1 1/4" in length attaching to 3/4", 7/8", and 1" tubing.
  
• Select from Black or Invacare Blue vinyl on a black base
  
• Sold individually (each). For a pair, please order a quantity of 2.

Fitment Notes:
Designed as a replacement or upgrade for an existing wheelchair desk length armrest from a variety of wheelchair manufacturers including Invacare, Drive, Medline, Everest and Jennings (E&J), Guardian, Nova. Tuffcare, Breezy, or any other wheelchair manufacturer that uses a basic 9” to 10.5” armrest pad on their wheelchair model. The easiest way to know if this wheelchair desk length armrest pad will work on your wheelchair is to flip over your existing armrest pad and match one set of holes shown below measuring center to center (it comes with all three sets of holes). The overall size of your existing armrest pad should be 9” to 10.5”.

Compatibility
This Deluxe 10.25” (desk length) Wheelchair Armrest Pad in Vinyl can be used as a replacement for the following:

• Drive Medical STDSDSKVB
• Drive Medical STDS2A1824
• Drive Medical TC00508
• Medline WCA806915BLK
• Medline WCA806915RBY
• Medline WCA806915NVY
• Medline WCA806915SLG
• Breezy (Sunrise) 561024
• Sunrise GEY-2APD
• Invacare 8881127510
• Pride Mobility SETLRAM1182
• Dalton ZE15-A1124PBKV
• Dalton ZE-A1124PBK

Installation Tips
Installing this wheelchair armrest pad only takes a Phillips head screwdriver. To gain access to the two screws holding the armrest pad on, remove the armrest side panel or flip it up (depending on your wheelchair model). If your wheelchair has fixed armrest side panels, you can lay the wheelchair on its side to gain access. Unscrew the old armrest pad and replace with the new one using the screws provided.