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Wheel Pad

Wheel Pad was specially designed for people with mobility issues such as spinal cord injuries or ALS and provides temporary or permanent living quarters attached to a friend or family member’s existing home.

Wheel Pad is designed for someone with a spinal cord injury learning to live in a wheelchair, staying with family or friends while a long term plan is being developed. It could be someone in need of hospice care who would rather be with family than in a facility or someone in need of a little extra help while they adjust to a new way of life with new mobility. Wheel Pad allows for people to be with family or friends so they can take a breath and determine for themselves the best, long-term solution.

Wheel Pad is optimized for maximum accessibility, firmness, commodity and delight. Raised to the level of the house with customized support, Wheel Pad can be equipped with a ramp to allow its inhabitant independent access to the outside.

  • Norwich Model – 26’ long by 8’ 6” wide, square footage 220 square feet.
  • Wheel Pad XL – 12′ wide by 20′ long, gabled roof, ceiling height from 8’7” at the peak to 7’4” at the ceiling line.
  • Installation room, 30’ by 12‘ feet of flat land
  • Wheel Pad will assist customers in obtaining any interim use permits
  • Wheel Pad is powered by a 50 amp power source originating directly from the primary residence.
  • Our electrician installs an exterior 50 amp outlet, prior to installation.
  • Ultra low flush, .86 gallons toilet.
  • Available for lease or purchase.
  • Wheel Pad is equipped with an internal 90 gallon septic tank, serviceable by a waste management partner on a predetermined schedule (approximately every 8 weeks). A longer term solution may be arranged with the host house depending upon regulatory and physical piping conditions at the host home.
  • A solar PV panel option hook up is available through customization.
  • Wheel Pad is highly customizable with specialty finishes, bump outs, solar power, designs for specific sleep preferences and more.

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