Ultra-disabled chair

Description of the severely disabled child chair

Taiwanese is a seating system used to improve the deformities resulting from disability in severely disabled children or to avoid the occurrence of these deformities altogether.

The seating system for severely disabled children is characterized by its ability to create a suitable position for the child that is consistent with his daily practices, as the position of the chair can be adjusted to several different positions, from sitting to sleeping position.

Chair has a folding steel and aluminum frame with non-stick epoxy coating, fire-resistant padding and removable upholstery.

Solid backrest features 4 quick-release positions, fixed seat

Adjustable footrest. brake.

The front wheels are 17.5 cm, and the rear wheels are 30 cm. They act as dampers

There are side supports in different places to maintain the child's position

The back support consists of comfortable materials that support the child's back

A fastening belt secures the child to the chair

Available head support in backward positions

The chair can be reclined completely

The chair can also be chained to facilitate carrying and transporting from one place to another

There is a container under the chair seat