Washington Tilting Shower Cradle

New for 2013, Chiltern Invadex are proud to introduce the Washington Tilt in Space Shower Cradle. The Washington Cradle was introduced in 2001 and was designed specifically for users with multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, motor neurone disease and clients with fixed hips, legs of contractures. It is also particularly beneficial for those experiencing involuntary movements and rapidly deteriorating body conditions. This level of support has now been combined with the benefits of a tilt in space shower chair to create a comfortable and secure bathing solution which allows simple adjustment of the fabric creating a hammock effect to support the user as required. The buckled fabric is removeable to allow for hygienic laundering. The tilting cradle is available in three standard sizes; small, medium and large. Each is complemented by a range of accessories and options which have been carefully developed to enable specification of a safe, user specific bathing aid. Where additional customisation is required, our experienced surveyors can assist in the production of a user specific specification for manufacture by our in-house fabrication team. An optional toileting aperture is available in various sizes to suit the user, and quilted side rails which can also be added to the leg section for added security. The cradle provides a tilting angle of between 5 and 35 degrees. It is provided with an electrostatically coated stainless steel frame which provides a durable, corrosion resistant finish and a dual gas spring assembly which allows smooth operation via a single rear mounted control handle. Side rails are available as an accessory to provide additional security where required, these can be combined with a range of lap straps, head and thoracic supports to produce a safe and comfortable cradle. Bespoke units can be manufactured to suit individual needs. To arrange for a free of charge, no obligation assessment visit, demonstration, please contact Customer Services on 01869 365500 opt 1.