Transport wheelchairs are push-only manual chairs. They are typically the most basic type of wheelchair, featuring a frame, seat, backrest, and wheels. Transport wheelchairs requires assistance from others to be propelled. 

CAT 1 wheelchairs are manual chairs propelled solely by human power. They are typically the most basic type of wheelchair, featuring a frame, seat, backrest, and wheels. CAT 1 wheelchairs require the user to have sufficient upper body strength and dexterity to self-propel or rely on assistance from others.

CAT 2 wheelchairs include manual chairs with additional features to enhance comfort and mobility. These may include adjustable seat heights, detachable footrests, and improved wheel designs for easier propulsion. CAT 2 wheelchairs are suitable for individuals who require more support and customization than provided by CAT 1 wheelchairs.

Due to customizations, the wheelchairs will require technician assembly for tailored fitting. 

CAT 3 wheelchairs are typically lightweight manual chairs designed for active users. They often feature advanced materials such as aluminum or titanium to reduce weight while maintaining durability. CAT 3 wheelchairs may also include specialized seating systems and ergonomic designs for optimal performance and comfort. These chairs are ideal for individuals with higher mobility needs and an active lifestyle. Due to customizations, the wheelchairs will require technician assembly for tailored fitting.

CAT 5 wheelchairs are powered or motorized chairs designed for individuals with significant mobility impairments. These chairs are operated using a joystick or other control mechanism, allowing users to maneuver with minimal physical effort. CAT 5 wheelchairs offer increased independence and mobility compared to manual chairs and are suitable for individuals with limited upper body strength or coordination. Due to customizations, the wheelchairs will require technician assembly for tailored fitting.