Orthex Symbia 23° Posture Wedge Cushion

Why Choose the Orthex Symbia 23° Posture Wedge Cushion

The Orthex Symbia 23° Posture Wedge Cushion is designed for users who need stronger angled seating support while sitting in a chair, wheelchair, office chair, or care setting. Its 23° wedge design helps encourage forward pelvic positioning and a more upright seated posture, making it practical for posture support, comfort, and daily sitting routines.

Key Features

✔ Posture wedge cushion

✔ 23° angled design

✔ Helps support upright sitting posture

✔ Designed for chair, wheelchair, or seating support

✔ Helps encourage improved pelvic positioning

✔ Practical for home, office, and care settings

✔ Lightweight and easy to position

✔ Suitable for daily sitting support

✔ Useful for users with posture or comfort needs

Benefits

✔ Provides stronger angled support than lower-degree wedge cushions

✔ Helps promote a more upright seated position

✔ May help reduce slouching during prolonged sitting

✔ Supports improved comfort in compatible chairs

✔ Can assist with pelvic positioning and seated alignment

✔ Practical for seniors, office users, wheelchair users, and recovery support

✔ Helps make daily sitting routines more comfortable and supported

Usage/Application

Ideal for home seating, office chairs, wheelchairs, dining chairs, recovery support, senior care, assisted living, long-term care, and users who need a 23° angled posture cushion for sitting alignment and comfort. Place the cushion on a stable, compatible seat with the wedge angled as directed so the higher edge supports the intended seated position, and check that it sits securely without sliding before use. Keep the cushion clean and dry, following the manufacturer's care instructions, and replace it when it becomes worn or no longer holds its shape. This cushion is intended for general comfort and posture support rather than therapeutic pressure redistribution or clinical seating, so if specialized seating, pressure care, or postural support is needed, particularly for wheelchair users or users at risk of skin breakdown, follow the care team's or occupational therapist's guidance on selecting a suitable cushion.