A tilt-in-space seat on a mobile frame moves the centre of gravity backwards, and that is when tipping becomes a real risk. This anti-tip extends the supporting footprint of a High-low:xo indoor frame so the chassis stays planted when the seat is reclined well back.
It is worth fitting for any client who spends time positioned with their weight far to the rear, and in households where a sibling or another child might lean or climb on the push brace. It also matters when the frame is being used for transport in a vehicle.
The unit is foot operated, so a carer can deploy and retract it without bending down, and it is finished in black to sit quietly under the frame.
