Pressure Care Products
Pressure Care is an important area in all aspects of health care, especially for the elderly, bedridden or for those persons with Mobility Impairments. Bed sores or pressure sores, are not only uncomfortable for patients, but can ultimately end up costing a great deal of money, time and effort to heal and in some cases they could even lead to amputation or death.
There are a wide range of Pressure Care Products which are available that can prevent or reduce the risk of these pressure sores from developing, this equipment includes products items such as: Adjustable Beds, Pressure Care Mattresses, Sheepskins, Pressure Care Cushions and Specially Designed Backrests
To get started, use the list at the top right of this page to jump directly to specific sections—or simply scroll down and let us guide you through the choices, so you can find the Pressure Care Product that will suite your needs.
If you are looking to Hire equipment, please visit our Equipment For Hire – Pressure Care Products page or visit our Seating & Positioning Page to find out more about the various Backrests, Belts, Straps and Harnesses which are available for persons with the increased need for stability in the trunk, or to find out more about the Seating Clinics that some companies provide.
What Are You Looking For?
1. Where Can I Find Pressure Care Products?
2. Types of Pressure Care Products
– Adjustable Beds
– Bed and Bedroom Accessories / Pressure Relief Products
3. Adjustable Beds
– Hospital Adjustable Beds / Home Care Adjustable Beds
4. Bed and Bedroom Accessories
– Backrests and Cushions / Bed Rails and Cradles
– Backrests and raisers
– Bed Rails, Rope Ladders, Lifting Poles, and cradles
– Bed, Table & Chair Raisers / Over Bed Tables and Trolleys
5. Pressure Relief Products
– Pressure Care Mattresses / Pressure Relief Cushions / Pressure Care Backrests
6. Wheelchair Backrests
7. Tips To Selecting & Maintaining a Cushion and Backrest
Where Can I Find Pressure Care Products ?
There is a wide variety of Pressure Care Products and Bedroom Accessories available on the market today. Most are purchasable from companies such as Sheer Mobility, Pro Mobility, Ability Assist, Sitwell, Mobility Aids, WINFAR, and Solutions Medical.
These companies specialise in providing products for people with mobility impairments and should be able to advise you on the best type of product for you. They can also help set it up to insure that you are correctly postured and supported, visit our Seating and Positioning Aids Page to find out more about this. Most service and repair the products that they sell should the need arise. Whatever your need may be, you can be guaranteed that they will be able to assist you to find exactly the right aid for you.
Types of Pressure Care Products
Pressure Care Products are essential support aids designed to assist individuals with limited mobility who are at risk of developing pressure sores or who spend extended periods in bed or seated. These products help distribute body weight more evenly, reduce friction and shear, and promote healthy circulation to protect the skin and underlying tissue. This section covers three key categories of Pressure Care Support:

1. Adjustable Beds
An adjustable bed is a specially designed bed frame that allows the user to change the position of the mattress to suit their comfort or medical needs, redistributing weight and reducing stress on certain areas of the body, whilst aiding circulation and respiration. There are two types: Hospital Adjustable Beds and Home Care Adjustable Beds.
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2. Bed and Bedroom Accessories
These practical additions help make the bedroom safer, more accessible, and easier to navigate—especially for individuals with limited mobility. From bed rails to lifting poles and overbed tables each accessory is designed to promote comfort, reduce the risk of falls, and support greater independence.
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3. Pressure Relief Products
Pressure Care mattresses, cushions and back supports are essential support aids designed to assist individuals who spend extended periods in bed or seated, and are at risk of developing pressure sores. These products help distribute body weight more evenly, reduce friction, and promote healthy circulation, protecting the skin and underlying tissue.
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1. Adjustable Beds
Adjustable Beds are highly effective assistive devices, offering a range of benefits — most notably pressure relief, improved comfort, and better body support.
Available in various models and configurations, these beds fall into two primary categories:
1. Hospital Adjustable Beds
2. Home Care Adjustable Beds
While both types offer Manual, Semi-Electric, and Fully Electric options to suit different needs and budgets, there are distinct differences between the two, so it’s important that you are clear on both your needs and the differences before you decide which one to purchase.
Not all adjustable beds offer the same features, but most include some form of tilt function. This key feature helps improve spinal alignment, promotes even weight distribution, and supports the body in a more natural, restful sleeping position. In addition to pressure relief, tilt functions can offer a number of other advantages, particularly for individuals who:

1. Hospital Adjustable Beds

Hospital Beds provide essential support for individuals with limited mobility, those recovering from surgery, or anyone who requires assistance with bed bathing, turning, pressure relief, or getting in and out of bed safely. These beds are designed to adjust at the head, feet, and overall height, making daily care and transfers easier for both patients and caregivers.
A key benefit is that some medical aid providers may cover the cost of purchasing a hospital bed. However, it’s worth noting that hospital beds are typically designed for single-person use, with limited variety in size and style, and they often resemble those found in clinical settings.
There are three main types of adjustable hospital beds:
– A Manual Adjustable Hospital Bed
– A Semi Electric Adjustable Hospital Bed
– A Full Electric Adjustable Hospital Bed
Each type offers varying levels of convenience, control, and cost — which we explore in the sections below.
1) Manual Hospital Beds

Manual Hospital Beds are adjusted using hand cranks to raise or lower the head, foot, and overall height of the bed. They offer a cost-effective solution, particularly for patients who either have a caregiver or are physically able to operate the cranks themselves. Because all adjustments are done manually, these beds do require physical effort to change positions. If the patient does not require frequent repositioning, a manual bed can be a practical and affordable choice.
While manual beds typically offer fewer positioning options than electric models, they remain a reliable and economical option when basic functionality is all that’s needed — especially when a caregiver is available to assist with adjustments. These Manual Hospital Beds are widely available and come in various models including:
Available for purchase from: Mobility Aids, Sheer Mobility, Pro Mobility, Sitwell and Solutions Medical
Available for Rent from: Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids or Solutions Medical or visit our Equipment To Hire Page – Hospital Beds
2) Semi Electric Hospital Beds
Semi Electric Hospital Beds have a motor that controls the adjustments needed for the feet and head, so with the push of a button you can easily change those positions, however the height of the bed is still manually adjusted, so if the patient needs the head and leg rests to be re-positioned frequently, but you do not need the height of the bed adjusted often, a semi electric bed might be perfect for you.
These Semi Electric Hospital Beds are usually a bit more expensive than the manual beds, but you get the added benefit of not having any manual work needed to adjust the two ends of the bed.
Available for purchase from: Mobility Aids, Pro Mobility, Sheer Mobility, Sitwell, Solutions Medical,
Available for Rent from: Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids, or Solutions Medical or visit our Equipment To Hire Page – Hospital Beds
3. Full Electric Hospital Beds
Full Electric Hospital Beds are powered through a standard wall outlet and operated using a remote control, typically attached to the side of the bed. This remote allows for easy adjustment of the bed’s various positions — head, foot, and overall height — with no manual effort required.
One of the key advantages of a full electric bed is the ability to raise or lower the entire bed at the push of a button. This is particularly useful when patients need the bed lowered for safer entry and exit, and then raised again to assist caregivers with tasks such as bed bathing or repositioning.
If regular position changes or height adjustments will be necessary, a full electric hospital bed is often the most practical and convenient of the three basic hospital bed types. Below are a few examples of these products available in South Africa:

Available for purchase from: Mobility Aids, Sheer Mobility, Pro Mobility, Sitwell and Solutions Medical,
Available for Rent from: Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids, or Solutions Medical or visit our Equipment To Hire Page – Hospital Beds
2. Home Care Adjustable Beds

There is a wide range of manual and electric adjustable beds available in South Africa, each with different features and configurations.
The advantage of Home Care Adjustable Beds is:
– More space for individuals who experience severe leg spasms at night, reducing the risk of limbs falling off the bed.
– Easier turning and repositioning by caregivers using a draw sheet, thanks to the additional room
– Greater flexibility to choose a bed that suits both personal comfort needs and the layout and design of the bedroom.
Below are a few examples of each. Choosing the right one depends on your mobility needs, sleeping habits, and home environment. These products are all available from specialist companies such as Mobility Aids, Sitwell, Pro Mobility and Solutions Medical.
1) Manual Adjustable Beds
Manual Adjustable Beds offer basic functionality at an affordable price. These beds are adjusted using hand cranks to raise or lower the head, foot, or overall height, providing essential support for users who don’t require frequent position changes. They are a practical choice for individuals with a caregiver, and are ideal for home care settings where simplicity and cost-effectiveness are key.
An example of a manual adjustable bed is :
2) Electrical Adjustable Beds
Electric Adjustable Beds allow for effortless positioning at the push of a button. With motorised controls to adjust the head, foot, or overall height, these beds offer enhanced comfort, convenience, and independence — making them ideal for users with limited mobility or those who require frequent position changes.
Available for purchase from: Mobility Aids, Sitwell, Pro Mobility and Solutions Medical,
Available for Rent from: Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids, or Solutions Medical or visit our Equipment To Hire Page – Hospital Beds
2. Bed and Bedroom Accessories
Bed and bedroom accessories are designed to enhance comfort, safety, and independence for individuals with mobility impairments or those recovering from illness or surgery.
These assistive devices help make the bedroom a safer and more functional space by supporting easier movement, reducing fall risk, and improving access to daily activities.
This category includes essential repositioning aids such as bed rails, rope ladders, lifting poles, and backrests, which assist with sitting up, changing position, or getting in and out of bed more easily.
Bed, table, and chair raisers can adjust furniture height for better access and safer transfers, while practical items like overbed tables and walking trolleys help support daily routines and mobility within the home.

1. Backrests and Cushions
For individuals who spend extended time in bed—whether due to illness, injury, or limited mobility—proper positioning and pressure relief are essential for comfort, health, and rest. A range of simple but effective supports are available to assist with this, including backrests, knee raisers, and egg-box wedges.
Used individually or in combination, these aids can significantly improve day-to-day comfort, reduce physical strain, and support healthier rest and recovery.
2. Bed Rails, Cradles, Lifting Poles and Rope Ladders
Bed Rails and Bed Cradles are essential support accessories designed to enhance comfort and safety for individuals with limited mobility or specific medical needs.
Bed rails offer safety and support by helping to prevent falls and assist with repositioning or getting in and out of bed. Some models are single-sided for flexibility, while others offer full-length support.
Below are a few example of bed rails, and cradles available in South Africa.


Bed cradles on the other hand, help keep bedding lifted off sensitive areas of the body—such as the feet or legs—offering vital relief for those with pressure sores, burns, injuries, or skin conditions that are aggravated by heat, weight or friction. By elevating blankets and sheets, they reduce discomfort while still keeping the user warm and protected.
The bed cradle is essential for bed-bound users and those with sensitive skin or wounds that need to be kept uncovered.
The frame can be placed as need dictates, whether upper or lower body. Bedding is then placed over the frame to remove any weight or pressure from the sensitive limbs below. The Bed Rail Dimensions are Length 55 mm x Breadth 32 mm x Height 34 mm.
Available from: WINFAR
Lifting Poles and Ladders
Lifting poles and bed rope ladders are assistive devices designed to help individuals with limited mobility reposition themselves in bed more easily and with greater independence. These aids are particularly helpful for people who have difficulty sitting up, shifting their body, or changing position during the night or when waking.
A lifting pole, often mounted to the bed or placed freestanding, allows the user to grip a handle or triangle to lift and adjust their upper body. A bed rope ladder attaches to the foot of the bed and offers a series of handholds that can be used to gradually pull oneself upright. Both devices are simple, low-tech solutions that can greatly enhance comfort, autonomy, and dignity for users at home or in care settings.

Available for purchase from: Ability Assist, Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids, Sitwell, Solutions Medical and WINFAR,
Available for Rent from: Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids, or Solutions Medical or visit our Equipment To Hire Page – Accessories
3. Furniture Raisers
Bed, table, and chair raisers are simple but highly effective assistive devices designed to elevate furniture to a more practical and accessible height. This adjustment is especially helpful for individuals with mobility impairments, reduced strength, or those recovering from surgery, who may struggle with low seating or transferring in and out of beds and chairs.
Raising the height of a bed, chair, or table can make everyday movements safer and more manageable. It can reduce strain on joints, assist with posture, and provide the necessary clearance for using other essential equipment such as overbed tables, hoists, or mobility aids.
These raisers come in a variety of styles, sizes, and materials, with many being adjustable or modular to fit different types of furniture and user needs.

Bed, table, and chair raisers are widely available in South Africa through a range of suppliers. They form an important part of creating a safe, accessible, and supportive home environment for people with mobility challenges. Contact Sitwell, Ability Assist, Pro Mobility, and Mobility Aids for more information.
4. Over Bed Tables, Cabinets and Walking Trolleys

Overbed tables and walking trolleys are versatile and practical accessories that enhance comfort and convenience for individuals with mobility impairments—whether at home, in care facilities, or in hospital settings. These aids are especially useful for those who use wheelchairs or spend extended periods in bed, making everyday activities such as eating, reading, or using a laptop more manageable and accessible.
Available in a wide range of styles and configurations, most are height-adjustable, wheeled for easy movement, and fitted with additional storage or trays. They are designed to improve independence and support daily routines with minimal strain or effort.
These products are available from Ability Assist, Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids and WINFAR, and include a range of options to suit different needs and environments, including:
Available for purchase from: Ability Assist, Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids and WINFAR
Available for Rent from: Pro Mobility, or Mobility Aids, or visit our Equipment To Hire Page – Accessories
3. Pressure Relief Products
Pressure Care Products are specially designed to prevent and manage pressure sores (also known as pressure ulcers) in individuals with limited mobility or those who spend extended periods sitting or lying down.
These products—ranging from pressure-relief mattresses and cushions to support pillows—help distribute body weight evenly, reduce pressure on vulnerable areas, and promote healthy circulation. Whether used at home, in hospital, or in a wheelchair, the right pressure care solution can significantly improve comfort, reduce health risks, and support long-term skin integrity and well-being.
1. Pressure Care Mattresses
Pressure Care Mattresses, also known as Pressure Relief Mattresses, are specially designed to help prevent the development of pressure ulcers (bedsores) in individuals who are confined to bed for extended periods due to limited mobility, illness, or injury.
When a person remains in one position for too long, the constant contact between the body and the mattress can restrict blood flow to certain areas. This lack of circulation reduces oxygen and nutrient delivery to the skin and underlying tissue, resulting in painful and potentially serious pressure sores.
To reduce this risk, patients should be repositioned regularly—and ideally, a Pressure Care Mattress should be used. These mattresses are designed to relieve and redistribute pressure, supporting healthier blood flow and reducing the risk of tissue damage.
There are three types of pressure care mattress solutions available on the market today, each offering a different method of protection:
1. Alternating Pressure Mattresses,
2. Foam and Vacuum-Stabilising Mattresses, and
3. Medical Sheepskins
Each play a different but vital role in pressure sore prevention and overall comfort.

1) Alternating Pressure Mattresses
Alternating Pressure Mattresses are designed to help prevent pressure sores by redistributing pressure across the body. They work by using a series of air cells that gently inflate and deflate at programmed intervals, with the help of an electric pump. This alternating motion promotes healthy blood flow and maintains oxygen supply to the skin and underlying tissues, reducing the risk of skin breakdown.
There are two types of Alternating Pressure Mattresses: 1. Bubble Air Mattresses and 2. Ripple Air Mattresses, each offering varying levels of support and comfort depending on the user’s needs.
Bubble Air Mattress
A Bubble Air Mattress is a type of alternating pressure mattress made up of interconnected bubble-like air pockets. Designed to reduce the risk of pressure sores in individuals who spend long periods of time lying in bed. Typically made from soft PVC or medical-grade materials, it works with a small electric pump that continuously inflates and deflates the bubbles in a wave-like pattern relieving pressure from different parts of the body at intervals.
Bubble Air Mattresses are ideal for persons with limited mobility who spend many hours lying down (e.g. post-surgical patients or elderly individuals) and are at low to moderate risk of developing pressure sores.

Ripple Air Mattress

Ripple Air Mattresses are a type of alternating pressure mattress system designed to provide continuous pressure redistribution for individuals who are at moderate to high risk of developing pressure sores. These mattresses are made up of a series of air-filled horizontal tubes or cells that inflate and deflate in a ripple-like motion, helping to relieve pressure on vulnerable areas of the body, promote healthy blood flow, and reduce the risk of skin breakdown.
They are particularly suited for long-term bedridden patients, individuals with limited mobility, or those with existing Stage 1 or 2 pressure ulcers, and are widely used in hospitals, care homes, and home care settings. The ripple effect ensures consistent movement, comfort, and therapeutic pressure relief throughout the day and night.
Available for purchase from: Sheer Mobility, Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids, Solutions Medical and Sitwell
Available for Rent from: Pro Mobility, Mobility Aids, Solutions Medical or visit our Equipment For Hire – Pressure Care Mattresses Page
2) Foam and Vacuum Stabilising Mattresses
Foam and vacuum stabilising mattresses are designed to immobilize and stabilize a patient, often after trauma or surgery. While they can provide some pressure relief, their primary function is immobilization, not pressure redistribution.
Foam and vacuum stabilising mattresses are available in a wide range of designs, each offering varying levels of pressure relief, support, and comfort. These mattresses differ in construction, pricing, and the degree of pressure redistribution they provide. Vacuum mattresses specifically use a valve to remove air, creating a rigid, custom-fit support. Choosing the right mattress depends on your individual needs, body weight, risk level for pressure sores, and budget.
Since no two people are alike, it’s important to select a mattress that’s best suited to your body type, medical condition, and daily routine. What works well for one person may not meet the needs of another.

3) Medical Sheepskins

Medical sheepskins are natural pressure care aids that can be placed on mattresses, cushions, or other surfaces to provide added comfort and pressure relief. They are especially beneficial for individuals who spend extended periods sitting or lying down, such as those with limited mobility or recovering from surgery.
The soft wool fibres cushion the body, reduce friction, and absorb moisture, helping to keep the skin dry and cool.
By allowing air to circulate around the body, medical sheepskins help minimise heat build-up and reduce the risk of developing pressure sores.
Available from: Ability Assist, Pro Mobility, Sitwell and WINFAR
2. Pressure Relief Cushions
For wheelchair users, especially those who have limited ability to shift their weight independently, pressure care cushions are essential. These specially designed cushions not only help prevent pressure sores but also provide critical support, comfort, and stability throughout the day. In many cases, the right cushion is the most important piece of equipment a person can invest in—supporting posture, reducing fatigue, and enhancing seated balance.
Choosing the right cushion is highly individual and depends on factors such as body type, daily activities, and medical needs. The wrong cushion can lead to serious complications, including painful and costly pressure injuries. That’s why it’s important to work with an Occupational Therapist or a seating specialist to identify the best option for you. There are a variety of pressure care cushions available across South Africa including:

1. Foam Cushions
Foam cushions are among the most commonly used wheelchair cushions, offering a simple, affordable, and lightweight solution for everyday seating needs. They range from basic single-density foam to multi-layered and contoured designs that provide enhanced pressure management and better positioning support. Some models also include memory foam for improved comfort and pressure distribution.
A foam cushion may be the right choice if you’re looking for: a low-maintenance option that offers basic to moderate positioning support. However, a foam cushion may not be suitable if you: require high-level pressure relief, need advanced postural support or spend extended periods in a wheelchair without weight shifts.
Foam cushions are available from various outlets across South Africa including: Mobility Aids, Pro Mobility, Sitwell, Solutions Medical, and WINFAR. They come in a wide variety of types, sizes, and configuration including:

2. Gel Cushions

Gel cushions are designed to offer superior pressure relief by allowing the user’s weight to immerse into a gel-filled surface, which helps to distribute pressure evenly across the sitting area. This reduces the risk of pressure sores and enhances overall comfort. Many gel cushions also feature a contoured foam base for added postural support and stability, making them ideal for users who need advanced positioning.
A gel cushion offers optimal pressure relief for high-risk pressure areas; and advanced positioning and postural support.
Gel cushions are available in a variety of designs and sizes throughout South Africa, including Mobility Aids, Pro Mobility, Sitwell, Solutions Medical and WINFAR,
They come in a wide variety of types, sizes, and configuration including:
3. Air Cushions
Air cushions are available in a variety of types and styles in South Africa, including popular options such as the XAir Hybrid, Vicair, and Roho cushions. These cushions are generally filled with air, and their firmness can be adjusted by modifying the internal air pressure.
While air cushions typically offer less stability and positioning support compared to foam or gel cushions, they are exceptional for pressure relief, allowing pressure points to gently “sink” into the surface and reducing the risk of pressure sores.
Some models, like hybrid air cushions, combine air with foam elements to improve overall stability and support. Air cushions commonly come in 2-inch and 4-inch heights—with the 2-inch offering a lower profile and greater stability, and the 4-inch providing maximum pressure relief.
An air cushion may be the best option for you if you need exceptional pressure relief; Adjustable firmness and a Light weight cushion, but it may not be best for you if you need:
These Air Cushions which are available in South Africa and include:

4. Hybrid Cushions
Hybrid pressure cushions combine the best features of multiple cushion technologies—typically blending air, foam, or gel—to provide a balance of pressure relief, stability, and positioning.
These cushions are designed to meet more complex seating needs, offering both comfort and clinical support for individuals at higher risk of pressure injuries. By integrating the pressure-relieving benefits of air or gel with the stability and structure of foam, hybrid cushions deliver a tailored solution that can adapt to a user’s body shape, movement, and posture throughout the day. They’re ideal for users who need advanced support but prefer a cushion that is more stable and easier to manage than traditional air-only designs.
The above featured products are available for purchase from: Sheer Mobility, ProMobility, Sitwell and Solutions Medical and Mobility Aids.
3. Pressure Care Backrests
Pressure Care Backrests are specially designed support cushions that help relieve pressure on the spine and back muscles, particularly for individuals who spend extended periods sitting—such as wheelchair users, office workers, or those recovering from surgery.
These backrests are shaped to encourage healthy posture and distribute weight more evenly, helping to reduce pressure build-up on sensitive areas of the back. By improving spinal alignment and providing additional support, Pressure Care Backrests can relieve discomfort, reduce the risk of pressure sores, and promote better circulation. They are especially important for people with limited mobility or posture challenges, as they help maintain comfort, stability, and overall wellbeing throughout the day.
Below are a few examples of the types of Pressure Care Backrests available in South Africa, from local outlets such as:

Available for purchase from: WINFAR, Mobility Aids, Sheer Mobility, Sitwell, Solutions Medical and Pro Mobility
Specialist seating services: Sitwell, Mobility Aids, Pro Mobility and Solutions Medical.
For more information visit: Seating & Positioning Page
4. Wheelchair Backrests
Some wheelchair users may need additional support to remain comfortable and properly positioned while seated. While many wheelchairs come with basic backrests, others require more specialized solutions that offer extra padding, postural support, and pressure relief. For individuals who use a wheelchair full-time or for extended periods, the right backrest can be just as important as the right cushion. A well-chosen backrest helps prevent discomfort, poor posture, spinal conditions like scoliosis, and the development of pressure sores.
Backrests come in a wide range of styles, heights, and support levels to suit individual needs. They can be used on both manual and motorized wheelchairs and vary in price and function. Because every person’s body and support requirements are unique, selecting the correct backrest is best done with guidance from an Occupational Therapist or a specialist in seating and positioning. These professionals can ensure that the backrest fits your body properly and is correctly installed. There are a wide variety of backrests are available across South Africa including:

Available for purchase from: Mobility Aids, Pro Mobility, Sitwell, Solutions Medical, Sheer Mobility and WINFAR
Specialist seating services: Sitwell, Mobility Aids, Solutions Medical, Pro Mobility and WINFAR.
For more information visit: Seating & Positioning Page
5. Tips To Selecting & Maintaining a Cushion and Backrest
1. Start With a Proper Seating Assessment
Before choosing any cushion or backrest, a clinical seating assessment by an OT or seating specialist is essential. They will evaluate:
– Pelvic alignment
– Posture and trunk control
– Pressure areas
– Muscle tone (spasticity, flaccidity, asymmetry)
– Sitting tolerance + lifestyle needs
Why it matters: A cushion or backrest is only effective if it matches the user’s body and daily activities.
Once you have selected the type of cushion that suits you, you should remember some of the following:
A seat cushion’s size should be matched exactly to the wheelchair’s seat size
Remember that a seat cushion’s height adds to the wheelchair’s seat-to-floor height, so a taller cushion will cause you to sit taller, accordingly (which can be an issue fitting under tables and desks)
If there’s a chance that the cushion will be exposed to fluids, an incontinence cover should be used (incontinence covers come included with many cushions)
Inspect the cushion regularly for degraded materials or damaged foam
With air cushions, confirm proper inflation daily
Most cushions have an optimal use life span of two to three years, so for proper performance, replace a cushion when needed.

































