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Tasmanian owned and operated

R82 Stingray Sculpted head support, black

Code 8720831

The sculpted head support gives a child a shaped surface behind the head with a little lateral shaping at the sides, so the head has somewhere to settle when tilt is applied or when a child tires. It is the head support R82 recommend for Stingray seating, and it suits a child who needs steady…

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About this product

The sculpted head support gives a child a shaped surface behind the head with a little lateral shaping at the sides, so the head has somewhere to settle when tilt is applied or when a child tires.

It is the head support R82 recommend for Stingray seating, and it suits a child who needs steady contact and some guidance towards midline without the full enclosure of a contoured shell. Keeping the head close to midline supports vision, communication and swallowing, and takes load off the neck through a long day out.

It mounts to the Stingray backrest through a headrest fitting and adjusts for height and angle, so it can be reset at review as a child grows. Two sizes are made.

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