Rower BLH-1516 — Wheelchair-Accessible Rowing Station
Rower BLH-1516 — Wheelchair-Accessible Rowing Station : accessible outdoor fitness and rehabilitation equipment, marque Light In Fitness, tarif sur devis. Use : Domestique. Delivery and installation priced on quotation across Europe.
Price on request
Rower BLH-1516: rowing station usable directly from a wheelchair. Adjustable resistance, galvanised steel, for inclusive parks, rehab centres and gyms.
This item is supplied on quotation: configuration, delivery and installation are priced against your project.
Request a quotation +33 6 20 72 66 96
Answer within 24 to 72 business hours, quote reference LIF-05146. Layout study, delivery, installation and after sales.
Description
Rowing is one of the most complete cardio movements there is — and the Rower BLH-1516 makes it available to people who train from a wheelchair. Users row without leaving their chair, gaining the cardiovascular, muscular and postural benefits that conventional rowers reserve for the able-bodied.
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Row without transferring
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The BLH-1516’s geometry lets a wheelchair roll into the rowing position directly: no seat transfer, no assistance required. Adjustable resistance covers everyone from a first-time user in rehabilitation to an experienced athlete, and the guided, fluid stroke keeps joints protected throughout.
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- Full rowing pattern engaging arms, shoulders, back and trunk
- Adjustable resistance for beginners through to intensive training
- Non-slip handles and a stable resistance system for confident use
- Weather-resistant galvanised steel structure for outdoor or indoor installation
- Smooth guided movement reducing injury risk during unsupervised public use
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Programming the station
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Cardio endurance: low resistance, 10–15 minutes of continuous rowing (3 sessions of 10 minutes builds lung capacity and stamina). Strength: raise the resistance and row slowly under control, 3 x 12 repetitions for arms and shoulders. Joint mobility: light resistance, gentle strokes of 5–10 minutes, repeatable two or three times daily in rehabilitation settings. Posture and trunk stability improve as the back muscles strengthen — a meaningful daily-life benefit for wheelchair users.
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Specifications
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| Price | On request — project quotation within 24 business hours |
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| Movement | Guided rowing stroke, usable from a wheelchair |
| Resistance | Adjustable, beginner to expert |
| Muscles worked | Arms, shoulders, back, trunk |
| Structure | Galvanised steel, weather-resistant |
| Environment | Outdoor parks and trails, or indoor rehabilitation and gym spaces |
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Frequently asked questions
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How is this different from a standard gym rower?
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A standard rower requires transferring onto a low sliding seat — impossible or risky for many users. The BLH-1516 removes that barrier: the wheelchair is the seat.
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Is it appropriate for rehabilitation programmes?
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Yes — physiotherapy and cardiac rehabilitation programmes use light-resistance rowing to rebuild endurance and shoulder mobility progressively.
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Can able-bodied users train on it too?
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Yes. Like the whole BLH range, it is designed for shared use, which is what makes a genuinely inclusive fitness area rather than a segregated one.
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Request a quotation
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Ask Light In Fitness for a quotation for the BLH-1516 or a complete inclusive circuit — response within 24 to 72 business hours, or call +33 6 20 72 66 96.
Additional information
| Use | Domestique |
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