Kuschall The KSL 2.0

The KSL is the superlight chair in Kuschall's range, featuring a hydroformed and fully welded frame. Made to measure with no unnecessary adjustments, the KSL is a minimalist and elegant wheelchair.

Product Description

Kuschall Super Light welded frame

For those that know their exact position and preferred set-up, the Kuschall Super Light is the ultimate Kuschall chair. The frame is fully welded, cutting down on unnecessary weight and providing a stiffer more responsive ride. Hydroforming makes the frame stronger and more rigid than before, while the straight edge design of the frame provides an ergonomic grip for transfers and lifting. With a transport weight starting at just 4.3 kg, the KSL is one of the lightest wheelchairs available on the market, over 15% lighter than the adjustable K-Series.

Seating and Configurability

Your KSL will be made-to-measure for the lightest construction and a perfect fit. A wide range of sizes and options allow your wheelchair to be customised to match your requirements. Lightweight features come as standard on the KSL, including a carbon fibre axle tube and carbon sideguards, while further upgrades include a titanium footplate to further reduce weight and increase its durability.

Style

With no unnecessary adjustments, the elegant frame of the KSL has a clean, minimalistic look. Kuschall chairs are known for their iconic design, and their 2.0 revamp of the range has a striking, powerful geometry to it. You can customise your KSL with a range of colours and decals - our preferred looks are a black frame with gold accents, or a "cleaner" white with crisp blue accents - but you can go for any colour you like from an understated monochrome to flashy orange.

Our Verdict

With its welded frame meaning it lacks after-supply adjustment, the KSL is for experienced wheelchair users who know their preferred setup already - in which case it is a super-light and extremely rigid performance chair. If you need adjustability, we would recommend the K-Series instead.

Other welded models to consider are Ti-Lite's ZR and TR - these are a bit more expensive, but come in titanium for vibration-dampening and ultimate levels of durability.

Key Features

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    Lightest Kuschall chair
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    Fully welded frame
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    Hydroformed
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    Carbon axle tube

Our Service

We passionately believe we provide a level of service above and beyond other retailers that gives you real value for money. Our in-house experts can provide you with impartial advice on the right wheelchair for you, and none of our staff are on commission.

All aftercare is carried out by our experienced specialists, with a fleet of mobile engineers, and a fully stocked workshop at our HQ - we don't get a third-party company to carry out our work. In the unlikely event your wheelchair needs to come back to us for repair, we will provide you with a loan active wheelchair from our fleet to keep you mobile.

Try This Wheelchair

Our Chessington Showroom is stocked with a wide range of wheelchairs for you to try out and compare, and our product specialists are on hand to answer all your questions, and carry out a full assessment. Visiting our Showroom allows you to see the widest possible range of products before making your decision on which wheelchair to buy.

We are also able to carry out home assessments and demonstrations - please call us to book one in. A home consultation comes with the benefit of trying out a wheelchair around the environment in which you will be using it.

Product Specification

Weight6.8kg / 1st 1lb
Crash TestedNo
Frame MaterialAluminium
Max Seat Depth48.5cm / 19.09in
Max Seat Width44cm / 17.32in
Min Seat Depth38.5cm / 15.16in
Min Seat Width34cm / 13.39in
Weight Capacity100kg / 15st 10lb
Transport Weight4.3kg / 0st 9lb
Active Wheelchair TypeRigid Wheelchair

Pricing

£3,005 exc VAT / £3,606 inc VAT

Active wheelchairs are built to order following an assessment with one of our Prescriptive Assessors. They are available with a wide range of customisation options, from wheels to seating to style upgrades, and these can affect the price - our Prescriptive Assessors will run through all the options at your assessment. As a general guideline, we find most people will spend around an additional £500 - £1,500 on customisation options on active wheelchairs; however it is possible to get a fully functioning and desirable chair at the base price!

People purchasing active wheelchairs will normally qualify for zero-rated VAT. If the person using the wheelchair has a permanent disability, terminal illness or chronic sickness then they will be eligible for 0% VAT. Our Prescriptive Assessors will be able to answer any questions you may have about VAT.

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