8° Degree Sitting Wedge (3")

Putnams

£51.07

The 8 degree wedge is ideal for car seats because it angles the body to a comfortable, easy driving position. Placed on an office chair, the wedge adapts the angle of the sitting position, tilting the pelvis forward and encouraging good posture. Recommended by chiropractors. Product features: High density foam Cover included (zipped washable) in black, blue, grey beige Made in Devon, UK 2 year guarantee Light weight to carry travel with Can be used in any chair i.e wheelchair, car, sofa, office Helps heal and comfort: Improved posture Pelvic hip support Arthritic pain Sciatica Back/ spinal inj

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as PUTNAM HEALTH CO LTD., number 03364357. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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