Welcome to our manual wheelchair store. Below, you’ll find no less than the best selection of manual wheelchairs on the web, all at discount prices. We never stock cheap or poorly-made wheelchairs, we carry all the top brands, including: Invacare, Medline and Drive. Every chair we sell is certified brand new and backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. Why rent a wheelchair, when you can own one at these prices? If you can’t find what you’re looking for in our product catalog, refer to our manual wheelchair buying guide, or dial 1-800-320-7140, our phone agents are standing by to answer your questions. Remember, we offer free shipping on all Manual Wheelchairs and any order over $59. Welcome to 1800wheelchair’s wheelchair store. We have one of the largest selections of wheelchairs in the world! We pledge never to stock cheap, poorly made wheelchairs. We are an authorized dealer for every wheelchair we sell, every chair is brand new and is backed by the manufacturers warranty and remember we offer free delivery on all wheelchairs.
See our wheelchair buying guide. All wheelchairs fold and fit in a standard car All wheelchairs come Fully assembled The first thing you need to know when choosing your wheelchair is: do you need a Standard Wheelchair or a Transport wheelchair. A Standard wheelchair is distinguished by the two large wheels in the back and have smaller “caster” wheels in the front, allowing the sitter to self propel. Transport or Travel wheelchairs cannot be propelled by the sitter only by a companion (all four wheels are the smaller “caster” type). They tend to be lighter to lift and can fold into a tighter space. There are 4 types of wheelchairs Standard wheelchairs: Standard wheelchair is distinguished by the two large wheels in the back and have smaller “caster” wheels in the front, allowing the sitter to self propel. Transport travel wheelchairs: Transport, or travel wheelchairs, cannot be propelled by the sitter only by a companion (all four wheels are the smaller “caster” type).
They tend to be lighter to lift and can fold into a tighter space. Sport wheelchairs: Designed for wheelchairs users on the courts, beach or track, 1800wheelchair has a full selection of discount handcycles and all terrain wheel chairs. Reclining back wheelchairs: Reclining wheelchairs are wheelchairs that the sitter can recline to a sleeping position. The lighter the wheel chair, the easier it is for a user to push uphill and the easier it is for a companion to lift up stairs or place in a car trunk. We have light transport wheelchairs that weigh 14 lbs. and Standard wheelchairs that weigh 25 Lbs. Transport wheelchairs come in 3 seat sizes to accommodate your size: Small 15” – 17” Standard wheelchairs come in 5 seat ranges: We do not offer wheelchairs to rent, however we get you a great price We offer a full selection of mobility and home medical supplies. Specifically for wheelchairs we offer tons of accessories: cushions, ramps, cup holders and much more.
Don't forget about our selection of electric wheelchairs for sale. Inside your home we offer several categories of products - from lift chairs and patient lifts to platform bathroom scales and walkers.Located at Manalili Street in Cebu City, it can be accessed through a small alley between Colon’s Jollibee and Best Buy Mart or the one across La Fortuna Bakeshop near USJ-R. From within the city center, ride on any public jeepney with a Colon signboard and tell the driver to drop you off near Metro Gaisano-Colon. Tabo sa Banay is a short walk from Gaisano. Tabo sa Banay is a type of a bazaar where inexpensive goods from Manila, Mindanao, China, Hongkong, and even Bangkok are sold. It’s housed under an old three storey building where the first two floors are devoted to selling. Shopping inside a non-air-conditioned building is uncomfortable but becomes an essential part of the exhilarating experience. If you want to buy cheap and affordable clothing’s and apparels this is the best stop for you.
They have many products to choose from and its basically a clothing haven where you can see a lot of stalls who are selling this cheap and affordable clothes, pants, short pants, t-shirts, dress and some others…Indeed, armed with only a few hundreds of pesos and the readiness to sweat a little, you would be able to stock a wardrobe good for the next season or two: from pants, shorts, leggings, blouses, dresses, and matching accessories. You can even find running clothes and other sporting gears for the athletes and other sport enthusiasts and coats and blazers for the corporate yuppies. There are hundreds of pairs of sandals and other footwear, too. So the ladies and gents of Cebu’s Taboan Market beckons every tourists who sets foot in this famous dried fish haven. Salted and unsalted danggit, pusit, fish bones, fish tapa, fish tocino, espada, dilis etc etc can be found here. The moment you alight from the jeep or your vehicle there is no denying that you have reach Taboan for the very distinct fishy smell will assail your senses.
Taboan Market maybe the country’s most popular source of dried fishes and I know that most if not all tourists, especially first timers to the province, pay this mercado a visit. And the great thing about Taboan is that this is the central hub where majority of the dried fishes haul of Cebu and nearby islands gets to be dropped off hence danggit, pusit and others are cheapest here! The only downside to every visitor’s experience is that the very strong fishy smell of the dried items will stick to the clothes, as in! You can try whisking perfumes and colognes but it won’t help much, you need to wash your clothes to get rid of the odor. That’s why I advice friends and tourist that when they do their Taboan pasalubong shopping to bring extra clothes so they can change after leaving the market or better yet head back to their hotel and take a shower. The Carbon Market is the oldest and largest farmer’s market in Cebu City, located in the Central Visayas region of the Philippines, and is a major tourist attraction.
It is wheelchair accessible. It is located in downtown Cebu City, on MC Briones Street, Ermita barangay, and it can be reached by most buses or jeepneys in that area. Wares sold include clothing and kalamansi, baskets from Bohol, fish, chickens, and tripe, as well as souvenirs and handicrafts. Although there is significant crime in the downtown area around the Carbon Market, the crimes are controlled by police, the vendors, and nearby residents Ayala Center Cebu is a large shopping mall at the Cebu Business Park in Cebu City, Philippines. It is the first Ayala Shopping Center located outside Metro Manila. It was opened in 1994, and is owned by Ayala Malls. On October 30, 2008, Ayala Center Cebu unveiled “The Terraces”, a P600-million redevelopment that transformed what used to be a simple lagoon area to a food and beverage strip with the signature Ayala-landscaping and orchestrated water features. Ayala Center Cebu is one of the finalist for the Best Shopping Center of the year in 2002 for the Philippine Retailer’s Association and Department of Trade and Industry.
It is the 4th shopping mall owned and developed by SM Prime Holdings, the country’s largest shopping mall owner and developer. It is the company’s first shopping mall outside of Metro Manila and the 4th largest shopping mall in the Philippines.[3] It has a land area of 11.8 hectares and a gross floor area of 268,611 m² (2,891,305 sq. ft.), becoming part of the world’s 15 largest shopping malls and making it the 11th largest shopping mall in the world in 2009.[5] On an average day, more than 100,000 people visit SM City Cebu, with the figure increasing to 140,000 to 150,000 on weekends.[6] Due to Cebu City’s position as a transshipment point for the Visayas and Mindanao, and SM City Cebu’s location close to the city’s port area, the mall attracts a significant number of transient shoppers. Construction on SM City Cebu’s expansion building, dubbed the Northwing, began in March 2006.[8] The expansion, which was developed at a cost of P1.3 billion (US$30.5 million), was built on the parking lot to the north of the existing building, temporarily decreasing the number of parking spaces by more than 30%.