A stackable wheelchair is one of the few chairs manufactured that can avoid the lost or stolen category. Modern hospital facilities can stretch miles long with up to five floors or more in available space. Finding a misplaced transport chair in one of these huge facilities can be a tedious task, similar to finding a needle in a haystack. With mobile chairs that have stacking ability, your valued staff can cut time and energy by easily locating an available one. Solving the identity crisis of wheelchairs One of the first things management does for new employees is provide them with an id badge and a uniform. The moment a new hire receives their uniform and badge, they mentally begin to categorize themselves as a qualified member of the staff. Why not place the same standards on the mobile chair equipment your facility has invested in? A transport chair can cost a considerable amount of money, hospital directors and field commissioners at airports have to think long and hard about how to budget them into the financial confines. Having a wheelchair essentially "up and disappear", should not be an option. When people who use them can easily confuse them with a chair that they might own, an unintentional theft can take place. Avoid the problem of identity confusion by purchasing mobile chairs from manufacturers that can offer nameplates and customizable colors. Let it be easily identifiable as one of your facilities investments by accessorizing it with a name plate that states clearly who the chair belongs to. If there's a certain color that your company uses, order transport chairs that can match that color. With a nameplate and a custom color, no one could ever confuse your mobile chairs with their own. A wheelchair that's built to save you money Not everyone that rents a wheelchair will want to have your hired porters as an escort. In a commercial setting such as an airport or major shopping mall, someone may want to rent a chair just for the ease and convenience. Chairs that have a coin return mechanism tells your disabled renters that you need your chair for future use. Without just coming right out and saying so, you're encouraging the individual to return it because they've invested money that most will want back. It's also a good idea to look into the warranty offered on your prospective transport chair. How long a manufacturer is willing to insure their equipment can sometimes tell you how reliable they feel their equipment is. Most mobile chair manufacturers offer a 1-year component warranty, and a 3-year frame warranty. Find a confident company that will offer you a full 3-year unlimited parts warranty. Stackable wheelchairs are a newly unmatched concept. These chairs can be simple or fully loaded with top of the line accessories, and accommodations. Without folding or removing parts, these chairs can be lined up one behind the other in organizing stands that can save valuable space and time.