Case Studies
Real client outcomes, always anonymised. Every case study shows the condition, the challenge, what we supplied, and how it worked, without ever identifying the person involved.
Real client outcomes, always anonymised. Every case study shows the condition, the challenge, what we supplied, and how it worked, without ever identifying the person involved.
We never publish a client's name. Photos are only ever included with explicit permission, and every case study here is shown with consent.
Needed a chair that could accommodate his weight combined with heavy, frequent rocking. Previous chairs had broken under the strain.
A robust chair built for durability and continued growth.
A chair configured for stability that could withstand frequent, heavy rocking without breaking.
Needed a chair to accommodate a rib hump on her back, supporting all parts of her back, improving postural management and preventing pelvic obliquity.
To remain independent doing jobs in the kitchen and living room.
Improved postural management while keeping her independence at home.
A rapidly changing condition meant he needed a chair that could adapt over time, without needing to be replaced.
To continue working and independently manoeuvre around his house for as long as possible.
Continued working and moving independently around his home.
Needed a chair that would fit in a lift, with moulded seating that could be adapted, and support eating and drinking in the same position.
His parents wanted peace of mind to leave him safely in the lift alone.
Moulded, adaptable seating that gave his parents confidence in his safety and independence.
Needed a chair that could reach a high desk height.
Stability to climb up onto the chair independently using the footplates.
Could reach and safely climb onto the chair without help.
Needed a chair she could get onto and use entirely independently.
To get to her desk without assistance.
Independent access to her desk, unaided.
His leg needed to remain permanently straight, ruling out most standard seating.
A chair that let him work at his desk and eat at his dinner table.
Able to work and eat comfortably in the same chair, at his desk and at home.
Needed a chair to accommodate several postural conditions at the same time.
A chair that could easily be used by her care team.
A chair configured for multiple postural needs, straightforward for carers to use.
Needed multiple electric functions to support his condition day to day.
Wanted the chair to look like a gaming chair, not a piece of medical equipment.
Full electric functionality, styled to his preference rather than looking clinical.
Needed a chair that could withstand his rocking motions safely.
The ability to tilt 23 degrees back.
A chair built for movement, with the 23 degree tilt he needed.
A skiing accident left her needing extra seating support during recovery.
To keep up with homework and play with her sister while she recovered.
Stayed part of family life and schoolwork throughout her recovery.
Recovering from an injury while still needing to work.
A chair to work from during his recovery.
Continued working throughout his recovery.
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