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Serviced by our own technicians
Quotes available for NDIS, aged care, DVA and private
Tasmanian owned and operated

JAY ComforFit Anterior Trunk Support, Structured, Specify Styles and Size

Code ATP1312

The Jay ComforFit wheelchair positioning system offers the right seating solution for your individual needs. Providing exceptional comfort is our goal!

How to get it

BuyQuotes in the format your funding needs: NDIS, aged care, DVA or private. Delivery and assembly are included.
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Assessment support, trials at home or in the showroom, quotes with NDIS item codes and a consultant who will do the home measure.

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

About this product

The structured ComforFit anterior trunk support is the firm option: it holds the client back against the backrest and keeps them there. It suits a client whose sitting posture declines predictably across the day as fatigue sets in and pulls them forward.

Holding the trunk upright keeps the head in a workable position, which in turn helps with eating, communication and using the hands. For a carer it means less repositioning and fewer interruptions during the day.

Several styles are available so you can control how much of the chest the harness covers, and the neoprene contact surface is comfortable against clothing and easy to wipe down. Packs suit services that fit trunk supports regularly.

Specifications

Pack SizePack 12
Pack 3
Pack 6
Cover materialNeoprene contact surface

Compare sizes

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Pack 3ATP1303Select
Pack 6ATP1306Select
Pack 12ATP1312Select
Pack SizePack 3Pack 6Pack 12

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