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Tasmanian owned and operated

R82 Stingray Covers for hip supports, black

Code 8750310

These are replacement covers for the Stingray hip supports, in black. They slip over the support pads so the surface against the child’s pelvis is a washable fabric, with the padding fully covered. Covers take the hardest wear of anything on a seating system. They sit where the body is warmest, they catch food and…

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Delivered and assembled · NDIS, aged care, DVA and private · Serviced by our own technicians

About this product

These are replacement covers for the Stingray hip supports, in black. They slip over the support pads so the surface against the child’s pelvis is a washable fabric, with the padding fully covered.

Covers take the hardest wear of anything on a seating system. They sit where the body is warmest, they catch food and moisture, and they are the part most often pulled off for a wash. Having a spare set means a buggy is never out of action because something is drying on the line.

Replacing tired covers also restores a clean look to equipment that gets used in public every day, which matters more to families than it is often given credit for.

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