Medline Wheelchair Back Cushion, Available with or Without Lumbar Support, 16"

Wheelchair Back Cushion, Available with or Without Lumbar Support, 16"

This wheelchair back cushion adds supportive padding to the back of a standard wheelchair. It works well for buyers looking to reduce the hammock effect of a sling back while giving the entire back more comfortable support. The cushion uses two layers of high density foam and straps onto the wheelchair for easy removal during transport.

Good Fit For

• Standard wheelchair seating setups
• Transport situations where the back cushion may need quick removal
• Users who want added back support from a foam cushion

Key Features

• Fits in front of a standard wheelchair back to help reduce the hammock effect of a sling back
• Two layers of high density foam support the entire back
• Straps onto the wheelchair for secure placement during use
• Easily removable for transporting the wheelchair
• Latex-free construction for buyers who prefer latex-free products

Applications and Usage

• Adding back support to a standard wheelchair with a sling back
• Improving seating comfort during wheelchair use
• Using a removable back cushion when the wheelchair must be transported

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This cushion is intended to fit in front of a standard wheelchair back.
• Lumbar support availability is noted, but the specific lumbar configuration for this item is not stated in the source facts.

FAQ

• Will this wheelchair back cushion fit a standard wheelchair back? Yes. This wheelchair back cushion fits in front of a standard wheelchair back.
• How does this cushion help with wheelchair seating? This cushion helps reduce the hammock effect of a sling back and supports the entire back.
• What is the cushion made of? The source facts identify this wheelchair back cushion as foam, and the product details note two layers of high density foam.
• Can the cushion be removed for transport? Yes. The cushion straps onto the wheelchair and can be removed for transporting.

From Medline.