WATERWHEELS® floating beach chair
WATERWHEELS® The details that matter
- Capacity300 lb
- Weight59.5 lb
- HighlightFloats (armrests)
- Positions3 recline settings
- Assembly6 parts, no tools
- Wheelsballoon
- Safety beltbuilt-in
- FabricUV- and water-resistant
- Supervisionrequired, per the lifeguard’s instructions
- RBQ licence5695-2260-01 — licensed contractor
From call to access, in three steps
- 01
Free assessment
On site or from drawings — no obligation.
- 02
Costed proposal
Ready for your board or your tender.
- 03
Scheduled installation
Around your hours — without closing your doors.
Good to know
How does this wheelchair manage to go from the beach into the water?
It is an amphibious chair that easily carries you from sand to water thanks to its special tires and floating armrests.
What mandatory safety rules apply when using the WaterWheels®?
Safety relies on several strict rules: the user must always be secured with the built-in seatbelt; they must be escorted and supervised at all times by an able adult, whether in the water or on dry land; wearing a life jacket is mandatory in the water; and weather and water conditions must be checked with a lifeguard before swimming.
What are the weight limits (minimum and maximum) for using this chair?
The chair has a minimum weight capacity of 55 lb and can support up to 300 lb, making it suitable for children and seniors alike.
How many parts is the chair made of, and is it easy to transport?
It is made of 6 separate parts: the frame, 2 armrests and 3 large wheels. It assembles and disassembles easily in minutes, with no tools, and folds up to be carried in any vehicle or stored away.
