Armrests give the upper body somewhere to settle. For a client who props on the table to stay upright, or who slides an arm off the edge of the seat when they relax, a supported forearm takes load off the trunk and frees the hands for eating, play or schoolwork.
They mount either side of the seat and adjust for height and angle, so you can raise them to meet a client who sits with raised shoulders or drop and angle them down to encourage weight through the forearm. They swing away for transfers, which is the part carers notice: you are not lifting over a fixed obstacle to get someone in and out.
Order the pair to match the chair size you already have.
