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Serviced by our own technicians
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Tasmanian owned and operated

R82 Scallop Protection for the side support, set

Code 89151

Side supports take a lot of contact and a lot of wear. This set of protective covers goes over the side supports on an R82 Scallop to keep the padding clean and intact, and to give the child a softer surface against the ribs. Covers are the part most likely to need replacing on a…

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

About this product

Side supports take a lot of contact and a lot of wear. This set of protective covers goes over the side supports on an R82 Scallop to keep the padding clean and intact, and to give the child a softer surface against the ribs.

Covers are the part most likely to need replacing on a chair that is used every day, particularly where a child drools, is fed in the chair, or is prone to skin breakdown over the ribs. Replacing a cover is quicker and cheaper than replacing the support itself.

They come as a matched pair in two colours, so a chair can be refreshed without looking patched together.

We are Tasmanian owned and can quote a replacement set alongside your next service visit.

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