Walker/rollator Atlantic MDH VCBP0032, silver, 2.5 kg, max load 110 kg, width 640 mm, min height 77 cm

The Atlantic MDH VCBP0032 is a lightweight rollator designed to provide stable walking support and aid mobility for people with locomotor disorders. With a silver-finish frame and a compact width of 640 mm, this walker is intended for indoor use, rehabilitation and physiotherapy tasks such as verticalisation and lower limb offloading. The rollator weighs 2.5 kg and offers a maximum user load of 110 kg, combining portability with functional support for transfers and everyday walking assistance.

Advantages

The rollator's low weight of 2.5 kg makes it easy to carry and reposition, while the 640 mm width and minimum height of 77 cm provide a compact footprint suited to narrow indoor spaces. A maximum load capacity of 110 kg ensures suitability for a broad range of users. The silver finish gives a neutral, clinical appearance appropriate for rehabilitation settings, and the construction focuses on providing steady hand support for patients who can bear weight through their upper limbs.

Suitable for

• Individuals with locomotor disorders who require walking assistance
• Rehabilitation and physiotherapy exercises, including verticalisation
• Lower limb relief during recovery from injury or surgery
• Everyday indoor mobility and short-distance transfers

Key specifications

• Weight: 2.5 kg
• Maximum user load: 110 kg
• Width: 640 mm
• Minimum height: 77 cm
• Finish: silver frame
• Intended environment: indoor use, rehabilitation and physiotherapy

How to use

Position the rollator on a flat surface and ensure brakes (if present) are engaged before the user transfers weight onto the handles. Adjust the height to achieve comfortable hand position at or slightly above wrist level when standing; the minimum height is 77 cm. The user should hold both handles and advance the rollator a short distance, transferring weight onto the device as needed for support. Use the rollator for short indoor walks, standing practice during rehabilitation, and for safe transfers while maintaining an upright posture when clinically appropriate. Do not use the rollator when contraindications to upright positioning apply or if upper limb injuries prevent safe weight-bearing on the handles.

Usage recommendations

Before first use, check the rollator for any visible damage and verify stability. Follow guidance from a physiotherapist or healthcare professional to set handle height and to confirm the rollator is appropriate for the user's condition. Avoid uneven or sloped surfaces and do not exceed the maximum load of 110 kg. Regularly inspect the frame and moving parts for wear and secure fittings as part of routine maintenance.