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Purchased a Dashi powered wheelchair from Webster Wheelchairs, not only were they the best value, their service was prompt and efficient with the wheelchair being sent directly from the manufacturer
Found this company on something like page 8 while doing an online search, way back after all the sponsored ads. I couldn’t find much company information at first so was unsure whether to purchase anything but after calling to confirm a few details I am really glad I did.
I purchased a lightweight folding wheelchair in the sale for £102. It came today (only 2 days after order), and it is really decent quality. It’s an actual self-propelled wheelchair rather than a transit wheelchair meaning it has the bigger stronger wheels at the back but folds up neatly and fits in the boot of a car. Total weight is around 13kg.
The cost was a lot less than every other site I had visited and cannot fault how they communicated or how fast delivery was. Would thoroughly recommend this company.
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