Custom Seating Systems

Effective postural management requires more than standard cushions or modular seating components. For patients with complex neuromuscular, orthopaedic, or developmental conditions, seating must be accurately contoured, clinically justified, and carefully integrated into the broader rehabilitation plan.
Xtremity partners with hospitals, rehabilitation centres, long-term care facilities, and therapy teams to design and deliver custom foam-carved seating systems that align with clearly defined clinical goals. Using advanced 3D scanning and robotic carving technology, each system is anatomically shaped to the user, ensuring consistent pelvic positioning, optimal pressure distribution, and long-term postural stability.
Our seating solutions are structured to integrate seamlessly with existing wheelchair bases and mobility platforms, supporting efficient implementation within clinical workflows.
Partner with Xtremity to deliver structured, evidence-based postural seating solutions within your mobility programmes.

Push Chair Solutions for Paediatric Rehabilitation

For children with mobility or postural challenges, properly supported mobility is critical to participation, therapy progress, and long-term development. Xtremity collaborates closely with paediatric rehabilitation teams to provide the GRIZZLY Special Stroller, a clinically structured mobility solution engineered for adjustability and growth.

Designed for children between 85–140 cm in height and supporting users up to 45 kg, the GRIZZLY integrates a supportive seating platform with a durable frame suitable for both therapy environments and community use.

Key Clinical Features

This system enables clinical teams to maintain postural alignment while supporting participation in daily routines.

Clinical Advantages for Healthcare Partners

Our seating systems are developed to support measurable therapeutic outcomes while maintaining durability and usability in real-world environments.

Key features include:

Each system is designed to balance pressure management, trunk stability, pelvic alignment, and functional participation, supporting both therapy objectives and day-to-day comfort.

FAQs

Who may need a custom seating assessment?

Specialist seating may be considered when a standard chair or buggy does not meet a person’s postural or mobility needs. Assessment considers the individual rather than choosing a seat by diagnosis alone.

What is reviewed during seating assessment?

A seating team may review posture, body support, daily activities and the existing wheelchair or seating system. The proposed supports need to work together with the chair and the person’s care arrangements.

Can I add extra cushions to change the fit myself?

Discuss changes with the seating team first. Added padding can change how the seating supports the body, so a change that seems comfortable initially still needs to be checked for suitability.

What information should a rehabilitation team provide?

Describe the person’s positioning needs, current seating, daily use and any equipment constraints. Ask which measurements and clinical records are required to discuss a custom seating solution.

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