The Bentley is a positioning chair rather than a pressure relief chair. It tilts to 20 degrees, which is enough to take the weight off the seat bones and settle someone properly back into the chair without laying them down. For a lot of people that is exactly the right amount of tilt.
The frame is steel and carries 450 lb. Seats are made from 14 to 32 inches wide, the widest range PDG offer, and 16 to 22 inches deep, with a 22 inch or 25 inch back. It is built to a measurement rather than picked off a shelf.
PDG was founded in Vancouver in 1995, and every PDG chair is still built in Canada.
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 Key specifications: Tilt: 20°; Weight limit: 450 lb; Transport weight: 51 lb; Seat widths: 14 to 32 in; 450 lb frame: 23 to 32 in seats; Seat depth: 16 to 22 in; Seat height: 13 to 20 in; Outside width: Seat + 9.5 to 10.5 in; Back height: 22 or 25 in; Recline, optional: 30°; Weight limit, power tilt: 250 lb; Vehicle tie-downs: 300 lb; Rear wheels: 12 to 24 in; Front wheels: 6 or 8 in. PDG Mobility figures.
 Frequently asked questions:
 What seat width do I need for the Bentley Tilt-in-Space Wheelchair? Measure across the widest point of your hips while seated, then add about an inch either side. Too narrow presses on your hips. Too wide is the commoner error: your shoulders and arm supports stop lining up and you settle into a slouch.
 How much does the Bentley Tilt-in-Space Wheelchair weigh, and how should it be transported? It weighs 51 lb. A lighter chair is easier to handle and to lift into a car. We show you how this one folds and loads before it goes home with you.
 Will the Bentley Tilt-in-Space Wheelchair fit through my doorway? Overall width: Seat width + 9.5" or + 10.5". Standard interior door: Up to a 17" seat. Narrow bathroom door: Only with 12" or 16" rear wheels. Measure your narrowest door at its narrowest point with the door open, and bring us the number.