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Quickie IRIS tilt-in-space manual wheelchair

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Quickie (Sunrise Medical) · Tilt-in-space · MW-051

Quickie IRIS tilt-in-space wheelchair

Last updated: 5 October 2026

The Quickie IRIS is a tilt-in-space manual wheelchair from Sunrise Medical that rotates the seat around the user's centre of gravity. Because the pivot follows the body, the chair keeps a short wheelbase and stays steady through the whole tilt. Seat angle runs from -5 to 60 degrees, and the tilt is released by a cable-free foot actuator.

Chair weight
from 17 kg
Max user weight
113 kg (158 kg XL version)
Seat widths
36-56 cm
Seat depths
36-56 cm

Quickie IRIS key features

  • Seat angle from -5 to 60 degrees, with 40 or 55 degree rotation ranges
  • Seat widths and depths from 36 to 56 cm
  • Backrest heights of 46, 54 or 61 cm, angled 80 to 120 degrees
  • XL version carries users up to 158 kg
  • Crash tested to ISO 7176-19 for travel in a vehicle
  • 22 frame colours

Who the Quickie IRIS suits

A chair for people who need firm postural support and frequent changes of position for pressure relief, including users with high muscle tone. As pressure-care seating, its tilt range, seat size and backrest should be chosen with a clinician or seating therapist.

Figures for comparing

Weight
17 kg (37.5 lb)
Max user weight
113 kg (249 lb). 113 kg standard; 158 kg XL version

The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.

Quickie IRIS specifications

Quickie IRIS specifications
Chair weightfrom 17 kg
Max user weight113 kg (158 kg XL version)
Seat widths36-56 cm
Seat depths36-56 cm
Seat angle-5° to 60°
Backrest angle80° to 120°
Backrest heights46 / 54 / 61 cm
Seat height32-50 cm front and rear
Overall widthseat width + 24 cm
Frame types60° / 70° / 80°
Crash testISO 7176-19
Maker countryUSA
BrandQuickie (Sunrise Medical)
CategoryPositioning & special-function, Tilt-in-space
Catalog IDMW-051

Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.

Quickie IRIS: common questions

How far does the Quickie IRIS tilt?

The seat angle runs from -5 to 60 degrees. The chair is offered with a 40 degree or a 55 degree rotation range, giving up to 45 or 60 degrees of rearward tilt.

What is the maximum user weight of the IRIS?

The standard chair is rated for 113 kg. An XL version raises the limit to 158 kg.

Can the IRIS be used as a seat in a vehicle?

Sunrise Medical states that the IRIS has been crash tested and meets the performance requirements of ISO 7176-19.

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