ROHO High Profile Heavy Duty / Incontinent Wheelchair Cushion Cover on Sale

ROHO High Profile Heavy Duty / Incontinent Wheelchair Cushion Cover

			(2 reviews)

Price is not the only thing that matters when it comes to buying your new ROHO High Profile Heavy Duty / Incontinent Wheelchair Cushion Covers, great customer service is priceless!

The ROHO Heavy Duty Cushion Cover is a fluid-resistant cover intended to protect the cushion. Features include a two-way stretch, fluid-resistant top and sides with a zipper, and a non-skid bottom with hook and loop fasteners to help secure the cushion in the wheelchair.

Features:

For High Profile Cushions
Heavy Duty / Incontinent Covers
Not available for any size greater than 18"

For information on how to measure for your cushion cover, please refer to the View Measurement Instructions link under the picture.

This product is not eligible for shipping outside of the United States or U.S. Territories.

This item not eligible for expedited shipping.

Product details

22%

Stock#

RO-1R66IC

Retail:

$83.00

Cost:

$65.00

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High Profile Cushion Incontinent Covers (Width x Depth)

Cost:

$65.00

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Joseph A. Ruigomez

Mar 7, 2019

This customer purchased the item at our site.

Rain coat for your cushion.....lol

Advantages: Keeps your cushion clean when you have an #1 or #2 accident, just wipe it clean with soap and water.

Disadvantages: None.

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Eduardo

Gostaria de saber o preço de envio para o brasil se possível.
grato!

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