Back to sleep offers rollators and walkers in a choice of styles including three or four wheels, side folding, the classic A-frame and super lightweight models made from carbon fibre. Most rollators have lockable brakes, storage bag/basket and a seat.
Mobility shouldn’t be a barrier to independence.
If you're recovering from an injury, adjusting to a new condition, , or simply looking to stay active while managing age-related changes, the right support can make all the difference.
Back to Sleep offers rollators and walkers in a choice of options including:
- Three or four wheels
- Built in seating
- Folding
- Classic A-frame Lightweight
- Carbon fibre
- Lockable brakes
- Storage bag/basket
Each of our Melbourne rollators has been chosen to support daily movement, boost confidence, and reduce fall risk. From compact walkers with seats to sturdy rollators with wheels and seats, our products are designed to help you move more freely.
What Are Rollators and Walkers?
Rollators or walkers are mobility aids designed to provide balance, stability, and weight support while walking. They are often recommended for older adults, people with chronic conditions, or anyone needing more assistance getting around.
A walker typically has four legs (sometimes with two front wheels), and is ideal for short, steady steps. A rollator walker has wheels on all legs and includes hand brakes, making it easier to manoeuvre with minimal lifting. Many models also feature built-in seats for resting, perfect for longer outings or fatigue-prone users.
If you're unsure which type suits your needs, our team is always happy to talk through your options.
Who Uses a Rollator or Walker?
These aids are often used by:
- Older adults experiencing reduced balance or lower body strength
- Clients recovering from surgery, illness or injury
- People living with long-term health conditions (e.g. arthritis, Parkinson’s, MS)
- Carers or family members supporting loved ones with mobility changes
-
Allied health professionals building mobility into a rehab or care plan
Choosing the right rollator walker in Melbourne can help prevent falls, encourage daily activity, and reduce physical strain on both the user and their support network.
What’s the Difference Between a Walker and a Rollator?
While both are classified as mobility walking frames, the way they’re used is slightly different.
A walker requires lifting or pushing with each step, offering maximum stability for people who walk slowly or need frequent pauses. They’re often lightweight, and some can fold for easy transport.
A rollator walker with a seat is designed for smoother, continuous movement. The wheels make it easier to roll along, especially outdoors or over longer distances. The seat gives users the
option to pause and rest without needing extra furniture or support nearby.
We can help you choose between a walker with wheels and seat, a traditional walking frame, or a hybrid model depending on your home layout, mobility level and lifestyle.
Supporting Safety Without Sacrificing Confidence
For many people with a disability, using a walker is about more than movement – it’s about keeping your independence. The right walker with a seat or rollator walker allows users to stay mobile without needing constant hands-on help.
Some benefits include:
- Improved balance and walking posture
- Less strain on joints and muscles
- Confidence to go out alone
- Reduced risk of falls or fatigue
- Greater participation in daily routines
Why Back to Sleep?
With over 20 years of experience, Back to Sleep has a team of trained health professionals who work closely with Occupational Therapists, Case Managers, Support Co-ordinators, Physiotherapistsand clients/participants family membersto help people move more safely, comfortably and independently.
Our approach includes:
- Value for money, honest, straightforward advice
- 1-hour obligation free appointment-based consultations at our Balwyn showroom
- Equipment that pairs easily with other support aids (including adjustable walking sticks or height-adjustable chairs)
- Trial options available
- Delivery and setup across Greater Melbourne
Fitting Your Walker to Your Body and Life
A rollator walker with a seat might be lightweight, but it still needs to match your height, stride, and physical strength. Ill-fitting mobility aids can cause more harm than good, so proper fitting matters.
Our consultants will consider:
- Your walking speed and step length
- Grip strength and braking ability
- Balance and stability are needed
- Typical use – like home, pavement, public transport, etc.
- Storage space or travel requirements
-
Whether a walker with wheels and a seat or a basic frame is more appropriate
We'll also make sure it works alongside any existing mobility equipment or support devices you're using.
Rollator Walker Hire in Melbourne
Looking to purchase awalker with wheels and seat?We offer free trials of rollators and walkers at either our spacious Balwyn showroom or in the comfort of your own home.
Coordinated Mobility Solutions
Often, walkers with a seat are part of a broader mobility support plan.
We regularly help clients/participants who also use:
- Adjustable walking sticks
- Walking aids for elderly people
-
Lift chairs, electric disability scooters, or wheelchairs
We’re happy to work directly with your chosenallied health professional or care team to help with your mobility plan requirements.
Walkers with Seats: Delivery, Setup & Support
If you're in Greater Melbourne, we offer delivery and setup for all our rollators and walkers. We can help assemble the aid, adjust it to your height and comfort level, and demonstrate how to use it safely, so there’s no confusion or guesswork..
Book Your Consultation
Book an obligation-free 1-hour consultation at our Balwyn showroom to speak with one of our trained health professionals about your needs.
Our consultants can help you explore options, test our different rollators in Melbourne, and guide you toward the one that suits your requirements..
Contact us directly via our website for more information - We’re here to help.