Description
The Everest & Jennings Advantage LX is the value standard wheelchair in the E&J line, stocked as an 18 x 16 in chair with fixed full arms and swingaway footrests. It is a straightforward folding chair for daily use.
- 18 x 16 in seat, the standard fleet size
- Fixed full arms and swingaway footrests
- Folding frame for transport and storage
- Value model in the Everest & Jennings range
- Black finish with durable upholstery
Not every chair needs a configuration menu. The Advantage LX is one well-chosen build: an 18 x 16 in seat, fixed full arms and swingaway footrests, folding for the trunk or the closet. That simplicity is what makes it the price leader in the Everest & Jennings wheelchair range. Facilities use it as a house chair and a transport backup, home users take it as a first chair that covers the basics properly. It carries the same brand support as the Traveler line at a fraction of the configuration complexity.
Features and Benefits
Stocked Configuration
One configuration keeps this chair simple and inexpensive. What you see in the specification list is exactly what arrives.
- 18 x 16 in seat, the fleet standard size
- Fixed full arms for simple, sturdy support
- Swingaway footrests included
- Black upholstery and frame finish
Value Build
Advantage chairs strip the option list to hold price. The frame and support behind it stay E&J standard.
- Folding Advantage frame
- Designed for daily facility and home use
- Shares E&J parts and service support
- Value pricing in the E&J wheelchair range
Product Specifications
- Seat: 18 in x 16 in
- Arms: Fixed full arms
- Riggings: Swingaway footrests
- Frame: Folding
- Packaging: Sold as EA/1, exactly as packaged by Graham-Field.
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Why Choose the Everest & Jennings Advantage LX?
When the requirement is a solid standard chair at the lowest defensible price, the Advantage LX is the E&J answer. It skips options, not support.
- One right configuration – The stocked build is the size fleets actually use – No option paralysis and no wrong order
- E&J support at value price – The Advantage line keeps brand parts and service – Cheap to buy does not mean orphaned
- Ready for daily duty – Fixed arms remove a failure point – House chairs survive on simplicity
Frequently Asked Questions
What configuration is stocked?
The stocked build is the 18 x 16 in chair with fixed full arms and swingaway footrests in black. It is a single fixed configuration, not a menu.
Is the Advantage LX a lightweight chair?
It sits in the standard wheelchair class with an emphasis on value. For a high-strength lightweight, look at the Traveler L4.
Does it fold?
Yes, the Advantage LX folds for transport and storage like the rest of the Advantage line. Fixed arms stay in place during the fold.
Who is this chair for?
Facilities and home users who need a dependable standard chair at the lowest price in the E&J range. The fixed-arm build suits supervised settings well.
What brand line is Advantage?
Advantage is the value wheelchair line from Everest & Jennings, a Graham-Field brand. It shares the company's parts and service network.
