ROHO Low Profile Single Compartment Wheelchair Cushion (18”L x 18”W x 2”H)

Why Choose the ROHO Low Profile Single Compartment Cushion

The ROHO Low Profile Single Compartment Wheelchair Cushion is designed for users who need skin protection, pressure redistribution, and adjustable seated support. Its interconnected air-cell design allows the cushion to conform to the user's body shape, helping reduce pressure buildup while supporting comfort and stability in a wheelchair.

Key Features

✔ Size: 18"L × 18"W × 2"H

✔ Low-profile 2-inch air-cell cushion

✔ Single compartment design

✔ Adjustable air inflation

✔ Interconnected air-cell construction

✔ Helps redistribute seated pressure

✔ Conforms to the user's body shape

✔ Suitable for wheelchair seating

✔ Lightweight and portable

✔ Designed for daily pressure management and comfort

Benefits

✔ Helps reduce pressure on sensitive seated areas

✔ Supports skin protection for wheelchair users

✔ Adjustable air level allows personalized cushion setup

✔ Low-profile design can support easier transfers

✔ Helps improve sitting comfort during extended use

✔ Useful for users with pressure-injury risk or limited mobility

✔ Conforming air-cell design supports better pressure distribution

✔ Practical for home care, rehab, long-term care, and daily wheelchair use

Usage/Application

Ideal for wheelchair users, seniors, rehabilitation patients, long-term care residents, and individuals who need pressure redistribution, skin protection, or adjustable seating support. Suitable for home care, hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation settings, assisted living, and daily wheelchair use. Place the cushion on the wheelchair seat with the air cells facing up, inflate it using a compatible ROHO hand pump, and adjust it to the correct air level following the manufacturer's instructions, since a cushion with too much or too little air reduces pressure redistribution and seated stability. Because it is a skin-protection and pressure-redistribution cushion, an occupational therapist or seating specialist should guide selection — including whether a low- or high-profile cushion suits the user's pressure-injury risk — and set the inflation. Check the inflation level regularly, inspect the air cells and valve for leaks or damage, and clean the cushion and cover according to the manufacturer's instructions.