Clients with a fixed kyphosis need padding that accommodates the curve, and the cover over that padding has to hold its shape to be worth anything. This is the spare outer cover for the flip back Spex Adapta3 back support with kyphotic padding.
It is shaped for the kyphotic build of the Adapta3, which contours the rigid shell in three sections to support the sacrum and follow a c-curved spine. The flip back hardware means the support moves out of the way for transfers, and the cover is made to survive that being done several times a day.
A spare cover means the client is never out of their seating while a cover is washed or replaced, particularly where continence, drooling or tube feeding means covers come off often.
