AMF Bruns Wheelchair Extension Belt | H470233

Yes. Wheelchair occupant restraints are purpose-built for wheelchair transport and are different from standard vehicle seatbelts. They are designed to account for the wheelchair seating position and attach to the vehicle floor track or rear tie-down points rather than a fixed vehicle seat.

The same fit principles apply as any seatbelt: the lap portion should sit low across the pelvis — not the belly — and the shoulder portion should cross the center of the chest without cutting into the neck. If the belt rides up or doesn't fit correctly, check seating posture, belt length, and whether a positioning guide is needed.

It is recommended that all components — retractors, occupant belt, and floor anchorage — be from the same manufacturer. Contact us with your current system details and we will confirm compatibility before you order.

Lap belt: low on hips and pelvis, never across the stomach. Shoulder belt: mid-chest, over the shoulder bone, not the neck or under the arm. Both should be snug, flat, and untwisted. These same principles apply regardless of wheelchair or vehicle type.