Brotherwood brings together mobility and access trade for new Somerset expo
A host of UK mobility brands are scheduled to exhibit at a free event to be hosted by WAV specialist Brotherwood in Somerset this May.
Nationwide providers of life-changing equipment for people with disabilities including Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs), specialist bathing, beds, chairs, lifts, and wheelchairs, will gather for two days from Friday 10th – Saturday 11th May at Haynes Motor Museum in Sparkford, to present a range of the home innovations that can help those with mobility impairments to live a more independent lifestyle.
Dubbed ‘Mobility at the Museum’, the event aims to bring together a range of assistive technology in one place, for a convenient, accessible day out where visitors can discuss their needs with experienced specialists in personal mobility.
Exhibitors will include Brotherwood Automobility, a provider of vehicle conversions for wheelchair users; Permobil, a global manufacturer of power and manual wheelchairs, seating and positioning products; Abacus specialist bathroom solutions; Wessex Lifts, who have been have been making homes and buildings accessible for nearly 50 years; Theraposture, a specialist in power-assisted adjustable beds, chairs and care cots; and Q’Straint, a world-leading specialist in wheelchair passenger safety solutions.
Mobility at the Museum is hosted at the Haynes Motor Museum in Sparkford, Somerset – just off the A303 and 40 minutes from junction 25 of the M5. With the UK’s largest collection of cars and bikes displayed in stunning style, dating from 1885 to the present day, Haynes benefits from outstanding facilities and accessibility for disabled guests.
Parking and entry is free, with visitors just required to register at Brotherwood.com/show to confirm their attendance.
Brotherwood are wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) specialists, offering a range of new vehicles for sale, as well as factory refurbished WAVs.
In October 2023 Brotherwood added its popular ‘Morelife’ wheelchair access conversion for the new Volkswagen Caddy to the Motability Scheme.
