Our popular d-roll cushion features a flat-sided back which sits flush against the back of your chair. The D-Memory Foam Lumbar Roll is uniquely shaped to fit into the small of the back to correct poor posture and alleviate back and neck pain by supporting the spine in its natural shape when sitting. In the unlikely event that you wish to complain about an item or a service that you have received from us then please, in the first instance, contact us on 01502 715400. A chair bed is like a reclining chair which reclines and lifts the legs fully to assume an almost horizontal surface. For people who have continence problems, there is a choice of upholstery that is waterproof and has an attractive finish.

The circular shape protrudes further and is recommended for those with a pronounced lordosis (where you have an excessive inward curve of the spine).D Lumbar Roll is a convenient solution for providing adequate support for your back, which is especially important when sitting for long periods of time. Lumbar rolls are increasing in popularity due to a rise in the number of people suffering from back pain. Always ensure that the appropriate shape or model of raiser is used for the shape of the chair leg and that the original chair legs and the raisers are absolutely secure. Armrests that have padded or have scrolled ends may be more difficult to grip and those with square fronts may be painful to push down on.

We reserve the right, at our discretion, to repair, replace or refund faulty items within the guarantee period. These are multi-adjustable wooden framed padded chairs or metal-framed upholstered chairs that can be tailored to individual needs.

non-adjustable back supports - most are fibre-, foam- or bead-filled with a fabric cover and a rigid contoured base. This wool fleece on its own leather backing is the most comfortable of the three and reduces shear forces most efficiently. If you are very small or very large you may find it difficult to get a chair which is the correct size. Some suppliers will make modifications, such as reducing the seat width and depth for a small person, or reinforcing chairs for someone who is heavier.