Open-centre design
The centre is left clear while the surrounding cushion carries support.
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The ring shape supports around the seated area while leaving an open centre, rather than placing one continuous pad beneath the body.
The centre is left clear while the surrounding cushion carries support.
The continuous ring provides support around the opening.
Place it on a suitable stable chair whenever extra cushioning is wanted.
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Second-generation, family-run British manufacturer with decades of experience creating practical comfort and positioning products.
This ring-shaped seat cushion is designed to provide a comfortable sitting surface with a central opening. The donut shape helps distribute weight across the surrounding cushion while reducing direct contact with the centre area.
The cushion is moulded from supportive foam to maintain its shape while providing a comfortable seating surface.
A removable stretch fabric cover is included and can be easily removed for washing.
44 × 44 × 8 cm
Centre opening diameter: 13 cm
A ring cushion is a seat cushion with a central opening designed to reduce direct contact with the centre area while sitting.
The cushion is made from supportive foam and includes a removable stretch fabric cover.
Yes. The cover can be removed and washed according to the care instructions.
The cushion is handmade in the United Kingdom.
The cushion can be used on chairs, office seating or other seating surfaces.
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.