TS Zippie pediatrics chair Folding
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Folding chair with tilting system up to 45 °
TS Zippie child seat meets the clinical advantages of tilt (45 °), and the convenience of the folding more compact.
Thanks to its folding, its rear wheels with quick release and folding backrest tubes forward, is reduced to a size so small that they can be easily transported in the trunk of a car.
Approved for transport vehicles
This product has successfully passed crash tests in accordance with ISO 7176-19 certified it as safe seat during transport in a vehicle.
| Seat width: | 25-46 cm (frame) |
| Seat Depth: | 33-51 cm (frame) |
| Front seat elevation: | 39 to 51 cm |
| Height of backrest: | 30.5 to 41 cm (solid support) |
| Width: | 56 cm |
| Overall length: | 86 cm |
| Frame: | Rocker / Folding |
| Backrest angle: | 78 ° to 120 ° |
| Angle frame: | 60 ° / 70 ° / 80 ° / 90 ° |
| Growth in depth: | 10 cm |
| Growth in width: | 5 cm |
| Manual Tilt: | 45 degrees (12 "wheels) |
| Maximum user weight: | 68 kg |
| Total weight: | from 15 kg |
| Colors: | 16 colors |
TS Zippie folds for easy transport and storage in tight spaces. The framework becomes extremely compact and the wheels are removed by the quick-release system.
The TS Zippie allows up to 45 degrees of tilt. The tilt is critical for children who need to modify the posture while sitting in the chair to get relief from the pressure or promote digestion. Further option may be selected by tilting pedal to eliminate the cables.
The spreader can be bolted to the frame at different points allowing adjustment of the seat width up to 5 cm without additional parts. The backrest tubes can move backwards as the child grows, to increase seat depth by nearly 10 cm.
With a wide variety of options and colors available. TS Zippie to select different eg rear wheel sizes: 12 "or 16" for children who have to be driven by their caregivers or therapists, or 20 ", 22" or 24 "for children who have the ability to propel itself.
