A wood tray gives a warmer, more domestic look than a plastic panel, which some clients and families prefer in the home and in day programs. This is the wide size in the Therafin range, made for larger adult chairs.
The surface is rigid and takes weight through the forearms without flexing, so it holds up to writing, craft, mealtimes and a mounted device. The body cutout brings the front edge in around the trunk, which shortens the reach for a client with limited shoulder range and gives the arms somewhere to rest between activities.
Brackets on the armrests hold the tray in position and release it for transfers, so a carer can set the client up and clear the tray away quickly.
