Chair Accessories

Introducing the Seating Matters NexTier & AirTier pressure cushions. A range of high level pressure cushions to provide you with the next level in pressure management..

An angled seat cushion to increase the angle of the seat base, discouraging sliding from the seat.

A combination of Visco memory foam and dartex multi stretch fabric for those with a risk of pressure injury on the arms & hips.

A useful feature for holding a newspaper or books in the arm of your chair.

For those who wish to move their seat themselves, this useful holder keeps the handset within easy reach.

Helpful for clients whose legs abduct and externally rotate. They protect the feet from injury or objects in the path of chair movement. They also help to keep the feet supported on the footplate.

Padding can be incorporated into the footplate of the chair for additional pressure management, to accommodate or improve foot position or to further decrease the seat-to-footplate height for individual users.

 Some patients with oedema or swelling wish to elevate their legs higher than normal which can be aided by the legrest wedge.

Instrumental in keeping the chair clean and adhering to infection control protocols, especially with clients who suffer from incontinence. They can be removed and sterilized or replaced as necessary.

Instrumental in keeping the chair clean and adhering to infection control protocols, especially with clients who suffer from incontinence. they can be removed and sterilized or replaced as necessary.

These pressure redistributing supports are used for those needing thoracic/trunk support and helps reduce development or further deterioration of scoliosis, as well as promoting midline sitting for those that tend to lean to one side.

Fitting over the shoulders, this soft-filled pillow provides head and neck support while maintaining visual field and interaction.

A unique combination of lateral fibre filled support cushions with a horizontal head pillow. This positioning can gently accommodate kyphotic or scoliotic postures and prevent falling to the side while facilitating comfort. Each of the support cushions can be moulded and adjusted to suit specific patient presentations.

This “C” shaped pillow provides lateral head support for clients with poor head control and encourages a midline head position. It increases comfort and contact with the chair and incorporates the Seating matters pressure management used on user contact surfaces of the chair.

This pillow provides support to the head, maintaining comfort and maximising contact with the seat back, ensuring the body is loaded and positioning is optimised.M

A tray for meals, positioning support and facilitation of activities. The tray table should only be used in accordance with facility or local regulations regarding restraint. 

These further reduce the width of the chair to accommodate users with particularly narrow hip widths. The amount of padding is variable and these can be removed to suit the needs of multiple users.

A 3 tiered back with each cushion adjustable for maximum comfort and various postural support.

The variable angle leg rest can be used to elevate the lower limbs and assist in the management of oedema.

To help keep the chair stationary, 4 braked castors can be added to the chair frame at time of ordering in retrospect. Brakes can be engaged from the front or the back of the chair.

Provides additional safety during transit as well as providing a form of support for those who may have a tendency to slide out of their chairs or suffer from seizures. It is only to be used in accordance with facility or local regulations regarding restraint.

This comfortable belt can be easily fitted to each Seating Matters chair. It is only to be used in accordance with facility or local regulations regarding restraint.

For those who require extra security in their seat, the 4 point belt is similar to the seat belt but is held in location by two additional belts to stop it moving to an unsafe position on the body. It is only to be used in accordance with facility or local regulations regarding restraint.

Used for those where there is a risk of injury by opening the belt at the wrong time, the pin release gives extra safety to the patient. It is only to be used in accordance with facility or local regulations regarding restraint.

For those who are at risk for sliding at falls, the pelvic positioner can cross the pelvis to secure in 4 points to the seat base, giving extra safety to the patient. It is only to be used in accordance with facility or local regulations regarding restraint.