Heat build up under the seat is a real problem for clients at high risk of pressure injury, especially in a Tasmanian summer or for anyone who sits all day. The Cool Cell works on both fronts: interconnected air filled cells that keep air moving across the surface, and a silicone gel layer that draws heat away from the skin.
The cells also redistribute load across the seating surface and limit shear at the bony prominences, so the cushion suits people who cannot reposition themselves and need the surface to do that work for them.
This version comes with the spacer fabric cover, a breathable knit that supports the airflow the cushion is built around. It is a sensible choice where skin temperature and moisture are part of the clinical picture.
