Therapy Chairs

DAYS - High Back Chair

The DAYS High Back is a budget, vinyl upholstered, height adjustable, therapy chair. It has a soft Mocha colour finish and a sturdy powder coated steel frame.

Better Living - Therapy Chair

The Better Living therapy chair is height adjustable, available in PVC or 4-Way stretch polyurethane. It is also available in a high or low backrest.

Smart Seating - Revolution Chair

The Revolution Chair incorporates a unique, swivel-slide, technology allowing easy access to the chair and to a table edge without moving it's legs

Smart Seating - Ergo Posture Plus

The Ergo-Classic Posture Plus is the final word in patient and day room seating. Featuring an ergonomically sculptured seat shell and seat foams and with integrated head support, the Posture Plus offers outstanding user comfort, even ...

Atama - BC1 Low Back

The BC1 Lo Back features an ergonomically designed one piece shell. The frame is fully welded and the leg height is adjustable. Available in a wide range of colours

Atama - BC1 Standard

The BC1 features an ergonomically designed one piece shell with a fully welded frame and adjustable leg height. Available in a wide range of colours.

Atama - BC1 Super Kingsize

The BC1 Super Kingsize features adjustable seat height and is suitable for users weights of up to 300kgs with a fully welded frame. Available in a wide range of colours.

Atama - BC2 Standard

The BC2 features a one piece shell with a fully welded frame, adjustable leg height and a 3 way segmented back cushion. Available in a wide range of colours.

DAYS - Tilting Over Bed Table

The Overbed Table is manufactured from chrome plated and powder coated steel with an adjustable laminated teak effect table top. The tables are adjustable in height with split legged base.

DAYS - Over Chair Table

The Over Chair Table easily fits to the left or right side of the bed and has a modern, ergonomically shaped laminated teak table top, which is easy to clean and which can be easily tilted to enable users to read.

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