Karman Tilt-In-Space and Recliner Wheelchair

Tilt-in-space and reclining wheelchair designed to improve pressure relief, positioning support, and long-term seating comfort.

The Karman Tilt-In-Space and Recliner Wheelchair combines two positioning systems in one mobility solution. The tilt-in-space function shifts the user’s weight while maintaining body alignment, while the reclining backrest allows additional positioning adjustments to improve comfort during extended seating.

Built with a lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum frame, this wheelchair provides excellent maneuverability while still offering advanced positioning features typically found in heavier clinical chairs. The folding design also allows easier transportation and storage for caregivers and families. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Often recommended for users who require pressure relief, postural support, or repositioning assistance due to stroke recovery, neurological conditions, or extended wheelchair use.

Questions? Call 866-218-0902 to speak with a mobility specialist.

Specifications

• Model: Karman Tilt-In-Space and Recliner Wheelchair (VIP2-TR)
• Weight Capacity: 255 lbs
• Product Weight: approx. 43 lbs (without footrests)
• Seat Width Options: 16" or 18"
• Seat Depth: 18"
• Tilt Range: 0° – 35° tilt-in-space
• Recline Range: approx. 0° – 30° reclining backrest
• Rear Wheels: 14" attendant wheels (transport style)
• Front Casters: 7" solid casters
• Armrests: Height-adjustable removable desk armrests
• Legrests: Swing-away elevating legrests
• Frame: Folding aircraft-grade aluminum frame

Quick Summary

• Dual tilt-in-space and reclining positioning system
• Helps redistribute pressure and improve posture
• Lightweight folding aluminum frame
• Elevating swing-away legrests
• Designed for caregiver-assisted mobility

Tilt-In-Space Wheelchair FAQ

What is a tilt-in-space wheelchair?

A tilt-in-space wheelchair tilts the entire seating system backward while maintaining the user’s body position. This helps redistribute pressure and reduce strain on the hips and lower back.

What is the difference between tilt-in-space and reclining?

Tilt-in-space moves the entire seating system, while reclining adjusts only the backrest angle. Using both together can help improve positioning and comfort during long periods of sitting.

Who should use a tilt-in-space wheelchair?

Tilt-in-space wheelchairs are often used by individuals who require pressure relief, posture management, or caregiver repositioning assistance.

Florida Showrooms + Nationwide Delivery

We proudly serve customers throughout Southwest Florida while offering fast nationwide delivery across the United States. Our mobility specialists can help you compare tilt-in-space wheelchairs and positioning mobility equipment.

Call 866-218-0902 for expert assistance.