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Our showrooms have everything you need in one place and experienced, friendly staff can assist you with any questions you may have. They can also assist with your hire needs in most cases. Most stores have a fully equipped Service and Repair Workshop and Mobile Service Units to handle in home service and repair of most brands of mobility aids. Our Brendale store is the Head Office for the Walk on Wheels Australia and also the Queensland Wholesale Operation which for over 15 years has been importing and distributing the Walk on Wheels brand of mobility aids and products thought Australia via our own stores and a network of privately owned Walk on Wheels branded Stores and as well as Independent retailers. Feel free to browse our product range and we are happy to answer any questions you may have either directly by phone or via our contact form. At Walk on Wheels we are constantly sourcing new and innovative products to assist you and your loved ones. If the product you need is not listed here then call and ask one of our trained staff about where you might find it.
Find out more about each of our mobility products and aids by clicking on the product picture. To order a product, click on the button under each item after logging in or creating your account on the .Walk on Wheels - 5.09.16. QUICKIE Rigid Wheelchairs are perfect for active users who know what they want in a wheelchair. The minimalistic frame design have fewer movable parts allowing us to achieve lightweight wheelchairs without compromising on precise control, superb balance, and exceptional performance. Are you after a highly adjustable rigid wheelchair? Then Quickie 5R might be just what you are looking for.... Or perhaps a stylish ultra-lightweight wheelchair like the Quickie Q7 renowned for its superior handling, efficiency and speed? QUICKIE Folding Wheelchairs are ideal if you are looking for a convenient and portable mobility solution. Their folding frames are easy to fold, lift and transport whilst still offering a solid & sturdy ride. Our range of folding wheelchairs are also highly adjustable and perfect to cater for your changing needs.
Are you looking for an ultra-lightweight folding wheelchair? Then look no further – the Xenon2 FF weighs under 5kg in transit and is the lightest wheelchair in our range. QUICKIE Tilt-in-Space Wheelchairs are designed for a variety of pressure relief and positioning needs. The tilted position helps to facilitate feeding and respiratory function, reduce pressure beneath the pelvis and improve visual alignment by holding the head upright. The Quickie IRIS is a tilt in space wheelchair that features up to 55° of Intelligent Rotation in Space Technology to achieve superior positioning. Not sure what type of wheelchair you should choose? Try our interactive Help Me Choose service to point you in the right direction!Seventeen Australians, including seven Queensland locals join a strong international field in Brisbane to kick off the 2016 Australian Wheelchair Tennis Summer Series at the Queensland Wheelchair Tennis Open. Top-ranked Australian women’s player, Sarah Calati will be looking to set up a second-round encounter against second-seeded Brit, Lucy Shuker, as she takes on Frenchwoman Pauline Helouin.
Adam Kellerman leads the Australian contingent as the tournament’s second seed in the men’s event, but faces a tough start to his 2016 Rio Paralympic campaign, drawing 2015 year-end junior boy’s No.1 and men’s singles world No.15, Alfie Hewett. Australian No.2 men’s player, Ben Weekes will look to avenge his Perry New Zealand Open (ITF 3 Series) Singles Final lost yesterday, when he takes to the court in a first round rematch against Japanese fourth seed, Takuya Miki. Meanwhile, quad world No.1 and Australian grand slam champion, Dylan Alcott, will have a relaxing start to the tournament, with a bye in the first round and a couple of rest days to sharpen his game. The Queensland Wheelchair Tennis Open will be held at Griffith University Tennis Centre, Mt. Gravatt from January 7-10. Free entry for spectators. The main draw semifinals and finals will be played at the Brisbane International on Saturday, January 9 and Sunday, January 10.Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) aims to provide facilities that promote accessibility for all members of the community, including passengers and visitors with disabilities or special needs.
The Brisbane Airport Disability Access Facilitation Plan confirms BAC's commitment to providing accessible services and facilities; and relates to all areas operated and managed by BAC. For a summary of these key aspects please view our Disability Access Facilitation Plan Fact Sheet. For full details refer to the Full Disability Access Plan. Disability Access Fact Sheet E-text Disability Access Fact Sheet MP3 Audio File Travel Description of Domestic Terminal Precinct Large Print & E-Text A summary of the Disability Access Facilitation Plan is also available in Braille and large print format upon request to the BAC receptionist, please phone +61 7 3406 3000 during business hours. Please note: If you require personal assistance to/from your flight and through the security/border agencies process, it is important you advise your airline prior to your arrival at the airport so they can make the necessary arrangements. The wellbeing of all passengers and visitors to Brisbane Airport is our highest priority.
To assist in the provision of the best service available, passengers are asked to advise their airline or travel agent when making a flight booking, of any assistance required at the airport. Your airline or travel agent can then make any necessary arrangements, for example, book a wheelchair or reserve a specific seating requirement for a guide dog. It is also important to check if medical clearance is required by the airline for your specific circumstances. Each airline has different guidelines on the carriage of people with reduced mobility and requirements for additional assistance. Please ensure that you arrive at the airport in plenty of time before your flight. Your travel agent or airline will advise the check-in time for your flight. Passenger pick-up and drop-off facilities are in place at Brisbane Airport's International and Domestic Terminals. Designated drop-off bays are allocated on the Departures/Drop Off Road of the terminals to facilitate wheelchair transfer for passengers.
These accessible parking bays allow drivers to par for up to 30 minutes and assist passengers with disabilities from the terminal. Services provided by airlines include the loan of wheelchairs for use within the terminal and to board/disembark aircraft. Passengers must request this service with their airline. Designated accessible car parking bays are conveniently located in each car park at Brisbane Airport. In the car parks at both the Domestic and International Terminals, the dedicated accessible parking bays are located as close as possible to the terminals. These bays are clearly marked and are restricted for vehicles displaying a valid Disability Parking Permit. Lifts are available at the Domestic Terminal on all levels as well as to the Skywalk, Departures/Drop-Off Road and car parks. It is strongly recommended that passengers with mobility issues use the lifts rather than travelators, escalators or stairs. Similarly lifts are available to all levels of the International Terminal as well as the car parks.