A refined fit Constructa cushions math the body's contours, thanks to adjustments aligned with our anatomy.
Performance under pressure The entire cushion was designed to manage pressure. The invertible positioning blocks provide the foundation for a supportive yet immersive cushion, while the ischial well blends without any firm edges for ultimate comfort. The Thigh and Trochanger Blocks have a dual-layer construction using medium and firm foams. These blocks can be inverted with a firm grey foam at the top to reduce the immersion in a cushion zone, changing the overall pressure distribution of the cushion.
Sleeker appearance Stylish covers fit the cushion without limiting adjustment, while also making cleaning and maintenance easy.
A quicker solution The adaptable nature of the Constructa Cushion means users who need custom solutions get them sooner, with just a single appointment required to find the perfect fit for many users.
Designed to adapt The Constructa Cushion was designed to evolve with the user's needs, delivereing an ideal solution for years of growth or postural change.

Our Most Anatomically Adaptable Cushion

The latest research shows that asymmetric limited hip flexion is closely linked to the development of other conditions, including pelvic obliquity, trunk asymmetry, scoliosis and windswept hip distortion.

A wheelchair cushion that can accommodate asymmetrical hip angles is able to maintain or improve posture over time, instead of contributing to the development of other postural conditions.

The Constructa system is a range of modular cushions which can adapt to accommodate complex postural needs for users of all ages. From simple seating requirements to the most challenging demands, the result is better seating which minimises pressure while maximising comfort.

Ideal for users with:

• Limited hip flexion
• Windsweeping
• Adduction/Abduction
• Pelvic Obliquity
• Issues with areas of pressure 
• And a veriety of other symmetric and asymmetric postures

The Constructa range of cushions was designed to accommodate and compensate for a wide range of symmetric and asymmetric postures.

Users who will benefit the most from this highly adaptable system include…

• Those who need to balance, stabilise, and maintain positioning of the legs and pelvis.
• Those who need pressure relief under bony prominences.
• Those who may need changes in position due to growth or surgery.
• Individuals leg length discrepancies, wind-swept, pelvic obliquity, pelvic rotation, posterior/anterior pelvic tilt.
• Individuals with a moderate risk of pressure injuries/decubitis pressure sores.
• Individuals with adduction and abduction of the legs.