Description
The Gendron Regency 5600 Wheelchair, sold in the McKesson catalog as the Regency XL 2002, is a 600 lb bariatric chair in 24 in and 26 in widths. Six stocked configurations cover desk arm and elevating legrest builds.
- 600 lb capacity across all configurations
- 24 in and 26 in seat widths
- Desk arm and elevating legrest builds
- Fixed-back Regency frame
- Gendron bariatric construction
The Regency 5600, which McKesson lists under its XL 2002 model name, is the 600 lb workhorse of the Regency line. Every configuration carries the same 600 lb rating, so size and rigging choices never trade away capacity. Widths run 24 in and 26 in, with desk arms for table access and elevating legrests for users whose legs need elevation. The fixed-back frame keeps the chair simpler and lighter than the reclining Regency models. For bariatric programs that do not need recline, this is the volume chair.
Features and Benefits
5600 Series Build
The 5600 (XL 2002) is the mid-capacity Regency. A full 600 lb rating without moving to the XL 2000's heavier class.
- 600 lb capacity in every configuration
- Widths 24 in and 26 in
- Desk arm and elevating legrest builds
- Fixed-back Regency frame
Configurations
Six builds cover the common width and rigging combinations. Labels carry the complete specification of each.
- Black finish across the range
- Arms and riggings vary by build
- Gendron construction
- Ships from manufacturer
Product Specifications
- Capacity: 600 lb, all configurations
- Seat Widths: 24 in, 26 in
- Back: Fixed
- Brand Line: Regency by Gendron
- Availability: Ships from manufacturer
- Packaging: Sold as EA/1, exactly as packaged by Graham-Field.
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Why Choose the Gendron Regency 5600 Wheelchair?
The 5600 is the Regency most programs actually need. A full 600 lb rating, standard bariatric widths and no recline mechanism to pay for or maintain.
- 600 lb everywhere – Every size and rigging keeps the full rating – No configuration is the weak one
- Regency value point – Below the XL 2000 class in price and weight – Programs buy capacity they use, not headroom they do not
- Six real builds – Widths and riggings cover the census – One model serves the bariatric unit
Frequently Asked Questions
What does XL 2002 mean in the shop listing?
Graham-Field's own shop lists these chairs as the Regency 5600, cross-referenced to the XL 2002 model name in the McKesson catalog. They are the same Gendron Regency chairs.
What capacity do they carry?
600 lb across the stocked configurations. That rating holds for every size in this list.
What sizes are stocked?
Widths run 24 in and 26 in, with desk arm, elevating legrest and full arm builds. Each label states width, depth and rigging.
Are they Gendron or Everest & Jennings?
Gendron builds the Regency line for GF Health Products. The chairs are sold in the E&J family and serviced through Graham-Field.
Do they ship from stock?
They ship from the manufacturer as non-stock or direct-ship items. Plan lead time accordingly.
