Collection: Premium rollators

In many cases, health insurance providers cover or subsidize the cost of a rollator.

The Saljol Carbon Rollator and the Saljol Allround Rollator are listed in the medical aid directory of the GKV-Spitzenverband and can therefore be prescribed. Your family doctor or specialist can issue a prescription, which you can use to apply for a subsidy from your health insurance provider. The medical aid number makes prescribing easier and helps medical supply stores get you the right aid quickly.

The differences lie mainly in the area of use, the weight and the features of the rollators:

A Carbon Rollator is particularly light and ideal for getting around. Its low weight makes it easy to lift, transport and push comfortably over longer distances – perfect for walks, travel and everyday life indoors and outdoors.

Thanks to its larger front wheels, an Allround Rollator is particularly well suited to different surfaces. It is sturdy, comfortable and made for cobblestones, gravel and trips into nature.

The living room rollator is designed specifically for use at home. It is particularly narrow and maneuverable, and you can even sit on it and shuffle through your living space. It fits through narrow doors and also helps around the house, for example when carrying items.

This way, depending on your daily life and where you will use it, you can choose exactly the rollator that suits you best.

For personalized product advice or further questions about our rollators, please contact our customer service.

You can easily find all the important information on operating and adjusting your rollator in the user manual. A printed copy comes with your rollator. It is also available to download.

The manual contains all the important information on adjustment, brakes, folding and safe handling.

The right handle height ensures safe and relaxed walking with your rollator. Adjust the handles so that they are level with your wrists when you stand upright with your arms hanging loosely and slightly bent. 

The following models come with a drag brake as standard: Saljol Carbon Rollator in versions CR54, CR62 and CR62 XL. It is already integrated and ready to use.

On the Saljol Allround Rollator (AR54, AR62, AR62 XL), a drag brake can be retrofitted.

If you are unsure whether your rollator already has a drag brake, or if you would like to have one retrofitted, please contact our customer service or contact your medical supply store. In our dealer locator you will find your nearest Saljol partner.

Regular cleaning helps keep your rollator looking good and working reliably for a long time. Simply wipe the frame, seat and handles with a soft, damp cloth. For heavier soiling, you can use a mild cleaning agent.

Please do not use aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents, as these can damage the surfaces. If needed, you can clear dirt and small stones from the wheels with a brush.

After cleaning, let your rollator dry thoroughly before using or folding it again.

Wheels and tires should be replaced when they are heavily worn, show cracks or the tread is clearly worn down. Replacement also makes sense if the rollator rolls less smoothly or makes unusual noises.

If you are unsure, please contact our customer service or turn to your medical supply store. In our dealer locator you will find your nearest Saljol partner, who can also order and fit the right spare parts for your rollator.

The lifespan of your rollator depends on how it is used and cared for. With normal use and regular maintenance, a high-quality rollator can serve you reliably for many years.

It is important to check your rollator regularly – especially the brakes, wheels and wear parts – and to replace them in good time if necessary. This keeps your rollator safe and comfortable in the long term.

You will find more detailed information on care and maintenance in your rollator's user manual.

If you have any questions, please contact our customer service or contact your medical supply store. In our dealer locator you will find your nearest Saljol partner.

A regular brake check keeps you safe in everyday use. 

Give your rollator a gentle push and pull the brake levers upward. The wheels should brake immediately. Then press the brake levers down until they lock in place: the rollator must no longer move.

If the rollator can still be pushed even though the brake is applied, or the brakes feel too loose, they should be readjusted. 

For more information, please refer to the user manual or ask your specialist retailer for support.

Brakes and brake cables should be replaced if the braking effect decreases, the brake levers pull unusually easily, or the brake cables are visibly damaged or frayed. Replacement is also necessary if the brakes can no longer be adjusted properly.

For detailed instructions and maintenance intervals, please refer to your rollator's user manual. A printed copy comes with your rollator. You can also download it here.

If you are unsure, please contact our customer service or contact your medical supply store. In our dealer locator you will find your nearest Saljol partner.