Dual-layer cushioning
A soft memory foam topper contours to the body while a high-load base provides stability.
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Combines a pressure-relieving memory foam top layer with an ultra-firm base layer to provide durable, long-lasting seating support.
A soft memory foam topper contours to the body while a high-load base provides stability.
Prevents bottoming out by spreading seated pressure across a broad 56cm surface.
Removable, wipe-clean cover protects the inner foam in any seating environment.
British comfort specialists
Second-generation, family-run British manufacturer with decades of experience creating practical comfort and positioning products.
This heavy-duty bariatric seat cushion is designed to provide durable, high-capacity support. The cushion features a layered foam construction with a memory foam top layer and a firm base layer to provide stability and long-lasting comfort.
The supportive design helps reduce pressure across the cushion surface while maintaining its shape during everyday use.
A waterproof cover is included as standard, making the cushion suitable for a variety of seating environments.
Please check cushion dimensions before ordering as this is a large seating cushion.
A bariatric cushion is designed to provide additional support and durability for users who require a stronger seating surface.
The cushion uses a layered foam design with a memory foam comfort layer and a firm support base.
Yes. A waterproof cover is supplied with the cushion as standard.
The cushion is handmade in the United Kingdom.
The standard version is 10 cm thick, while the extra version provides additional depth at 15 cm.
8-11 degree wedges are optimal for pelvic tilt correction. The 8° is gentler for beginners; 11° provides more aggressive posture correction for chronic slouchers. Start lower and gradually increase angle as your body adapts.
Patients with tailbone pain were approximately 5 times more likely to prefer wedge cushions over donut cushions in clinical research
Source:Coccyx Pain Center - Dr. Patrick Foye, MDConservative management including appropriate cushions is successful in approximately 90% of coccydynia (tailbone pain) cases
Source:Mustansiriyah Medical Journal - Literature Review, 2021For most people with coccydynia, the best cushions to use are wedge cushions. The goal is for the painful tailbone to 'hover' over the cut-out, reducing weight-bearing on the coccyx.
Dr. Patrick Foye, MD, Director, Coccyx Pain Center, New Jersey Medical SchoolThese studies concern the wider product category or design principle and may not have tested this exact product. Individual results may vary.
Consult a healthcare professional for personalised medical advice.