Name: Titan Heavy-Duty Manual Wheelchair - 510mm
Brand: Cubro
SKU: WEEL-TITAN-MANUAL-51-BOX7
Price: 1299.99 NZD
Availability: InStock

Titan Heavy-Duty Manual Wheelchair - 510mm

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Heavy-duty strength, backed by a 5-year warranty — rated to 150kg. The Titan is a heavy-duty self-propelled wheelchair built from reinforced heavier-gauge steel, with a 510mm seat and double-thickness upholstery. Folds to 30cm, with solid puncture-proof tyres, removable desk arms and swing-away footrests — supplied and supported by Cubro NZ.

WILL IT FIT?
✔ 51cm (510mm) seat, rated to 150kg — heavy-duty strength
✔ 70cm overall width — check your doorways (needs roughly 72cm clear)
✔ Self-propel — 610mm rear wheels with hand rims; a carer can also push
✔ Lightweight 20kg steel frame — folds to just 30cm for storage and transport
✔ Double-thickness vinyl upholstery for comfort and durability
✔ Removable desk arms, swing-away footrests and solid puncture-proof tyres

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North Island: $16.95
South Island: $29.95
Express North Island: $26.95
Express South Island: $39.95
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Everything You Need to Know About This Product...

Description

Built tough, warranted for 5 years

A reinforced heavier-gauge steel frame rated to 150kg with a 510mm seat and double-thickness vinyl upholstery — strong and supportive, yet it still folds to just 30cm and weighs 20kg. Self-propel or have a carer push, backed by a 5-year warranty through Cubro NZ.

• Heavy-duty reinforced steel frame, 150kg rated
• 510mm (51cm) seat width
• Self-propelled with large 610mm rear wheels and hand rims
• Solid puncture-proof tyres
• Removable desk arms and swing-away footrests
• Double-thickness vinyl upholstery
• Folds to 30cm; lightweight 20kg frame
• Other seat widths available on request
• 5-year warranty
• Supplied by Cubro NZ

Product Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS
Type: Heavy-duty self-propelled
Seat width: 51cm (510mm)
Seat depth: 46cm (460mm)
Seat height: 50cm (500mm)
Backrest height: 45cm (450mm)
Armrest height: 22.5cm (225mm)
Overall width: 70cm (700mm)
Overall length: 106cm (1060mm)
Overall height: 91cm (910mm)
Folded (closed) width: 30cm (300mm)
Rear wheels: 610mm, solid tyres
Front castors: 200mm
Chair weight: 20kg
Max user weight: 150kg
Frame: Heavier-gauge steel, reinforced, double-cross brace
Tyres: Solid (puncture-proof)
Arms: Removable desk arms
Footrests: Swing-away, detachable
Upholstery: Double-thickness vinyl
Warranty: 5-year · Supplied by Cubro NZ

Instructions & Downloads

Download instructions here

FAQs - Your Questions Answered

Why is this more than a cheap online chair?
The Titan is built from reinforced heavier-gauge steel, rated to 150kg, and backed by a 5-year warranty with parts and servicing through Cubro NZ. A budget chair rarely offers this strength or after-sales support.

Who is the Titan for?
Clients who need a strong, supportive heavy-duty wheelchair. This model has a 510mm seat and a 150kg safe working load.

Can it be self-propelled?
Yes — it has large 610mm rear wheels with hand rims so the user can push themselves, and it can also be pushed by a carer.

What makes it heavy-duty?
It's built from heavier-gauge steel tubing, reinforced in high-stress areas, with double-cross brace arms for extra strength.

Are the arms and footrests removable?
Yes — the desk arms are removable and the footrests swing away and detach, making transfers easier.

Do the tyres need pumping up?
No — it has solid puncture-proof tyres, so there's no maintenance and no flats.

Does it come in other sizes?
This is the 510mm seat model. It's also available in 460mm, 560mm, 610mm and 760mm seat widths on request — get in touch.

What warranty is included?
A 5-year warranty, supplied and supported by Cubro NZ.

Who supplies this?
Cubro NZ.

Will this wheelchair fit? Measure first — it takes two minutes

Seat width is the single most common reason a wheelchair gets sent back. Too narrow and it rubs and hurts; too wide and the user slumps sideways and can’t reach the wheels properly. Grab a tape measure and check these four numbers before you order.

Not to scale — use it to find the four measurements, not to judge proportions.

A
Seat width
Sit the user on a firm chair, knees together. Measure straight across the widest point of the hips or thighs. Then add 2–4cm. That total is the seat width to order — the extra allows for winter layers without letting them slide about.
B
Seat depth
Sitting, measure from the back of the bottom to the back of the knee. Take 5cm off. A seat that runs right to the knee presses on the back of the leg and cuts circulation.
C
Floor to seat height
Measure from the heel to the back of the knee with shoes on. The footplates need to sit at that height with thighs level. If the user will push themselves along with their feet, you want a lower seat so both heels reach the floor.
D
Backrest height
For a self-propelled chair, the back should finish just below the shoulder blades so the arms swing freely. For a transit chair pushed by someone else, a higher back gives more support.

Quick check: how wide are the hips, sitting down? (cm)

Print the measuring sheet

Still not sure? Ring Kellie on 022 022 9956 or send us the measurements and we’ll tell you honestly which chair to buy — or that none of ours is right. This is a general guide, not a clinical assessment: if the user has pressure areas, a spinal condition or sits asymmetrically, please get an occupational therapist involved.