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Change in your daily movement, posture, and overall well being
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Features:
- Designed to neutralize the concavity or slope of the back of a chair or seat and to support the thorax or lumbar, depending upon use, and will bring the body out of a constricted position.
- Perfect for many vehicle seats, office chairs, dining room chairs, etc.
- Made in the USA
Common Uses:
- A universal back wedge suitable for a wide array of chairs and seats
Additional Details:
- 12.5" x 18"
- Maximum width of 2"
- Convenient ties to secure wedge to chair or seat
- Dimensionally stable fabric engineered for versatility and durability
- Plain poplin finish made of polyester
This back wedge is significantly wider that our other back wedge designs.
Features:
- Designed to neutralize the concavity or slope of the back of a chair or seat and to support the thorax or lumbar, depending upon use.
- Can assist you to sit with more comfort and lessen fatigue
- Made in the USA
Common Uses:
- Wider than our standard, thin and thick back wedges
- Designed to support a broader surface for wider chairs
- Fits the back of a wheelchair
Additional Details:
- 14" x 18"
- Maximum width of 2"
- Convenient ties to secure wedge to chair or seat
- Dimensionally stable fabric engineered for versatility and durability
- Plain poplin finish made of polyester
Continuing transformation
Read Judith Aston's new blog, Continuing Transformation. Learn about her discoveries and innovations as she applies them to hot topics, daily living, bodywork and more.
I started running in 5th grade with a long distance community ed club and instantly felt connected to the motion. I loved the way running felt like flying. It was freeing and gave me a new perspective on the world around me. In middle school, I joined track and field, but spent the majority of the time in the athletic trainers office for knee problems. I was told I had "weak knees" and was given a set of exercises that I found to be even more painful than running. The only time I ran was after icing all practice. In high school, I continued running, but it was cut short when I was in a car accident, making a knee indent in the hard plastic glove compartment of a '69 Camaro. I tried to keep running in college but I developed shin issues and had continuing knee problems.
More often than not, our physical environment shapes our bodies. From the shoes that we wear to the furniture we rely on, the product designs can make it difficult to negotiate our bodies, even when we are sitting or standing in the accepted "ergonomically" correct way.
It's been nearly impossible to ignore the recent backlash in sitting and every media outlet has chosen to join in. In our research, we traced an article back to 2006 with the title, "Sitting Straight 'Bad for Backs,'" but the momentum has been building lately around an article out of the Mayo Clinic. Many tend to heed to credible sources, such as the Mayo Clinic, so when they proclaimed sitting as "the new smoking," everyone seemed to listen.
"We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty." - Maya Angelou
The New Year. A celebration of the past year in preparation for the future. And when the champagne and confetti festivities subside, the focus turns to making the upcoming year the best one yet.
This cushion offers less thickness and firmness than the Standard Back.
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