Description
The Posture Wedge Cushion - An Angled Seat Wedge Cushion for Comfort & Support
Proudly Australian Made & Owned the Posture Wedge Cushion helps relieve pressure with 9º angled support
Designed for use on existing chairs by persons sitting for extended periods. Posture wedge helps in maintaining the spine's natural curvature, and assists in alleviating nerve pressure in the mid-back area.
The anatomically desirable 9 degree angle encourages correct pelvic tilt to reduce pressure on lumbar discs - minimising potential back problems.
A Posture Wedge - Seat & Chair Wedge Cushion that is designed to relieve and help prevent lower back pain
The tapered angle of the wedge encourages correct posture when sitting. The Posture Wedge Cushion is designed to encourage correct pelvic tilt and maintain your normal lumbar curve while sitting, helping relieve stress and pressure on your back thus reducing the incidence of back pain.
Angled Chair Cushion commits your body to sit with naturally healthy posture
- Designed to tilt the pelvis forward to relieve load on the lower back
- Helps relieve stress on your back thus reducing the incidence of back pain
- Encourages the correct pelvic tilt
- Maintains your normal lumbar curve while sitting
- Compact and lightweight and you can take it anywhere
- The Posture wedge is perfect at the office, home, or for sports stadium seating
The Posture Wedge is a multi-purpose seat cushion which is normally used with the lower end in front. In the car you have the option of turning it around and it positions you firmly against the back of the sear and prevents you from sliding down and straining the lower back.
Medium Size 42cm across x 40 cm x 2.6 cm (thin) x 7 cm (thick)
Inner 100% open cell 'breathing' urethane foam.
Dura-Fab Outer Cover Woven polyester. It is a super-soft easy-clean washable fabric.
Care Instructions
Inner: Do not immerse in water. Dab clean with a solution of warm water and mild detergent. Do not machine wash. Do not tumble dry. Dry flat away from direct sunlight.
