Solid Wheelchair Seat Insert with Pommel - 16" x 16"

By: Alimed
SKU: 4MD-25463

$240.17

  • Truly useful abduction wedge that also eliminates wheelchair seat sag.
  • Pommel resists collapse for the most secure positioning.
  • Pommel is padded with soft, comfortable, polyfoam.
  • The solid seat insert is only 1-1/2 inch thick at the center and effectively fills sling seat sag.
  • The cushion is upholstered in slip-resistant, liquid-resistant vinyl.
  • Back ties included, plus a square of ScootGard which can be used between the cushion. and seat to prevent slippage.
  • Cushion has an additional 1 inch T-Gel layer covering entire sitting surface area.

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AliMed Solid Seat Insert with Pommel features a supportive abduction wedge that eliminates wheelchair seat sag. It is padded with polyfoam for optimal comfort and its 1-1/2″ thick center fills seat slippage. Upholstered in liquid-resistant vinyl, it comes with back ties and a sheet of ScootGard to prevent slipping.

Features
  • Truly useful abduction wedge that also eliminates wheelchair seat sag.
  • Pommel resists collapse for the most secure positioning.
  • Pommel is padded with soft, comfortable, polyfoam.
  • The solid seat insert is only 1-1/2 inch thick at the center and effectively fills sling seat sag.
  • The cushion is upholstered in slip-resistant, liquid-resistant vinyl.
  • Back ties included, plus a square of ScootGard which can be used between the cushion. and seat to prevent slippage.
  • Cushion has an additional 1 inch T-Gel layer covering entire sitting surface area.
ColorBlack
Cover MaterialVinyl Cover
Dimensions16 W X 16 D X 1-1/2 H Inch
For Use WithFor Wheelchair Seats
Inflation TypeNoninflatable
MaterialFoam / Gel
Securing MethodTie Fastening
UsageReusable

Solid Seat Insert with Pommel T-Gel Layer 16” x 16″.

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65