Spex Seating specializes in advanced, modular wheelchair seating solutions, providing clinical postural management and ergonomic support for children and adults.
Spex Seating is a leading provider of complex rehabilitation technology, specifically focusing on modular seating systems for wheelchairs. Based in New Zealand, the brand designs and manufactures a comprehensive range of clinically responsive back supports, cushions, and positioning accessories. Their products are engineered to solve complex postural challenges for users with significant disabilities, offering on-the-spot adjustability to accommodate changing physical needs.
Key product lines include the Spex Back Support range, Constructa cushions, and various positioning aids like thigh supports, pelvic pads, and head rests. Spex emphasizes customizable solutions that empower therapists and clinicians to configure seating for optimal pressure distribution, comfort, and functional ability. Their modular approach allows for precise adjustments—such as correcting pelvic obliquity or accommodating leg length discrepancies—without the need for complex custom fabrication.
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To clean the cushion, remove the foam inserts and spot clean the cover with a mild detergent. Allow it to air dry completely before reassembling.
You can adjust for pelvic obliquity by adding or removing ischial pads. For the Constructa Shape, build up the pelvic positioning pads to the required height at the back of the cushion and taper them down towards the front.
The overlay provides immersion and pressure distribution for the user. It is designed to cover gaps up to 3cm wide created by the underlying positioning blocks.
Adjust the lateral and medial thigh support contours to control the position of the thighs. Ensure the entire base of the contour is supported by the cushion base when making adjustments.
Yes, the Constructa Flex features a puzzle joint that allows for leg length adjustment. This mechanism can also be used to accommodate leg length discrepancies.