Heavy Support - Patent

Heavy Support is an immobility wheelchair designed by F-Tech patented with a code number of #07865.

Intial Concept
After the tremedous weight gain of Jessica Alba to an immense 767 pounds, Stacie Greene realized her next 'masterpiece' was going to prove to be a problem. Stacie had noticed how difficult it was for Jessica to make the trek from her bed to the table to eat, she even made accommodations like moving her table closer to the bed, but it didn't help. After the short walk on her thick and legs and her large bulk, she was often winded and sweating from the short walk. Stacie knew what this meant: the weights of her clients meant that their mobility was being compromised, most would look at this as a challenge, however Stacie Greene wasn't like most people. After Stacie immediately went about designing a way to get her soon-to-be-immobile clients around easier and still continue to fatten them up.

Stats
Disclaimer: All chairs are specially designed for each client, stats vary, listed below are general stats.

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Design
The chairs are each individually designed to accommodate the woman using it. The chairs each have a back rest made of a tight knit super strong webbing, stress tests on the fabric suggest being able to support weights in excess of 8,000 pounds, the seat of the chair is also made of the same material and flexes easily to accomdate all the weight pressing on it. The arms of the chair are metal with a piece of oak wood atop it, on one rest (usually the woman's dominant hand) is a joystick allowing control of the chair, these armrests can be widened further if the need arises. The back of the chair is only meant to support the upper back of the client allowing fat to spill out the back for comfort. The chair's strong metal frame houses the tiny batteries and motors required to operated the chair, these batteries recharge when the chair is not in use. The chair is supported by a total of six wheels.