Medline Support Pro Zero Elevation Wheelchair Cushion, 18" x 16", 1/EA

Support Pro Zero Elevation Wheelchair Cushion, 18" x 16", 1/EA

This wheelchair cushion is a foam seating cushion for wheelchair users. It can be a practical choice for buyers who need an 18 inch x 16 inch cushion for everyday seating support in care facilities, clinics, or home use. The cushion has a 3-1/2 inch thickness, supports up to 250 lbs., and is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Wheelchair seating setups that need an 18 inch x 16 inch cushion
• Single-cushion replacement purchases
• Facilities standardizing on latex-free seating accessories
• Home care or clinical environments needing a foam cushion

Key Features

• Foam wheelchair cushion for seating applications
• 18 inch x 16 inch size helps buyers match the cushion to the chair
• 3-1/2 inch thickness adds a substantial cushion profile
• Rated for up to 250 lbs. to support buyer selection by user weight
• Latex free for facilities and users that prefer to avoid latex
• Sold as 1 each for single-cushion replacement or individual setups

Applications and Usage

• Replacing a worn wheelchair seat cushion with the same general size
• Equipping an individual wheelchair with a foam cushion
• Purchasing one cushion for a specific patient or user
• Selecting a latex-free wheelchair cushion for routine seating needs

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Check wheelchair seat dimensions to confirm the 18 inch x 16 inch fit before ordering.
• Review the 250 lb. weight capacity against the intended user requirement.
• Consider the 3-1/2 inch thickness if seat height or positioning is a factor in the chair setup.

FAQ

• What size is this wheelchair cushion? This wheelchair cushion measures 18 inch x 16 inch.
• What material is the cushion made from? This cushion is made from foam.
• What is the weight capacity? The stated weight capacity is 250 lbs.
• Is this wheelchair cushion latex free? Yes. This wheelchair cushion is latex free.
• How thick is the cushion? The cushion thickness is 3-1/2 inch.

From Medline.