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EZ STAIR ROLLING CART    

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Picture of EZ STAIR ROLLING CART The EZ Stair Rolling Cart is a folding wheeled shopping cart designed for use by individuals with walking, balance, or upper extremity disabilities or arthritis. This folding cart is has as a tall handle so the user can roll it without bending. It is constructed of a lightweight sturdy metal frame and has a waterproof detachable nylon bag with a flap cover. Other features include four detachable zippered pockets to store small items. The nylon bag can be washed by hand. DIMENSIONS (HxW): 36 x 15 inches. CAPACITY: 120 pounds. COLOR: Black frame and blue bag.

Notes: Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price.

Price: 29.97.

This product record was updated on June 26, 2012.

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Dream Products, Inc.

412 Dream Lane
Van Nuys, California 91496
United States
Telephone: 800-410-2153.
Web: http://www.dreamproductscatalog.com.
Email: customerservice@dreamproducts.net.


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