Anti-decubitus seat cushions

We care.
When sitting, too.

Anyone who sits for a long time carries a silent risk. Whether in a wheelchair or armchair, the pressure on the buttocks is constant – unnoticed and underestimated. Without the right cushion, this can lead to a pressure ulcer that could have been avoided.
Which seat cushion fits depends on the person – not the model. Degree of mobility, sitting time, individual risk: only someone who knows and assesses these factors can make the right decision. Nothing here is prescribed across the board.
We analyse, select and provide the cushion that really protects.

Selection of cushions

Seat cushions with movable air elements

  • Constant, even pressure distribution thanks to air cell technology
  • Minimises friction and shear forces
  • Adapts to the body shape and compensates for postural misalignments
  • Optimal temperature and moisture regulation
Image of a seat cushion with movable air elements
Seat cushions with movable air elements
Image of a seat cushion with movable air elements in use
Seat cushion with movable air elements in use

Air chamber cushion

  • Long-lasting pressure distribution through air chambers
  • Optimal reduction of contact pressure when sitting
  • Compensation of postural misalignments through individually inflatable air chambers
  • Pressure control with a hand-held pressure gauge
  • More constant pressure reduction than with foam
Image of an air chamber cushion
Air chamber cushion
Image of an air chamber cushion in use
Air chamber cushion in use

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