Wholesale Mobility Aids

Canes and Crutches

Walking canes, quad canes, folding canes, underarm crutches and elbow crutches. Aluminum and steel shafts, fixed or height-adjustable, with rubber, TPR or slip-resistant tips.

Handle type, height range and tip size are the three variables buyers specify most often — we hold tooling for the common ones and adjust on order for the rest. Request a quotation.

Walkers

Standard walkers and two-wheeled walkers, fixed or folding, with or without a seat and basket. Powder-coated steel for weight, aluminum where the buyer is selling into home care.

Walkers and rollators are different products and we build both: a walker is lifted and placed, a rollator rolls and carries a seat — see our four-wheel rollators. Request a quotation.

Shower Chairs and Stools

Shower chairs and shower stools with drainage seats, non-slip ferrules and height-adjustable legs. Aluminum frame, plastic or padded seat, backs optional.

Three specifications decide most orders: seat height range, maximum user weight, and whether the seat has a back and arms. Request a quotation.

Commode Chairs

Folding commode chairs with removable pans, padded seats and optional wheels. Bedside commodes and commode wheelchairs are built on the same frame with different mobility.

Pan capacity per container is usually the deciding factor for distributors — commodes nest, so a mixed load absorbs them easily. Request a quotation.

Grab Bars

Straight, L-shaped and angled grab bars in stainless steel and powder-coated finishes. Screw-fixed or suction-mounted, in the lengths most building codes ask for.

Length and finish are market-specific: US buyers ask for 12, 18, 24 and 36 inch bars, EU buyers give lengths in millimeters. State the market and we quote to that standard. Request a quotation.

Mixed Containers and Private Label

These items ship in the same container as wheelchair orders. A 40HQ mixes folding wheelchairs, walkers and bathroom items on one commercial invoice and one set of documents — one booking, one customs entry, one arrival.

Weight and volume are the reason, not convenience. A 40HQ fills on volume long before it reaches its weight limit, so the space above a stack of wheelchairs is capacity you have already paid for.

OEM and ODM run here the same as on our wheelchair lines: your brand on the frame, your label language, your carton artwork. Documents are prepared per destination market — CE for Europe, FDA establishment registration for the US, ISO 13485 on file.