Arm Prompts The Arm Prompts attach anywhere and in any position on the L-bar, giving the child upper body support and encouraging head control. Arm Anchors for use on a table, are also available.
	Lbars The L-bar swings out of the way so a child can be seated or transferred without interference from it.
	Forward Lean The Advancement Chair in the forward-leaning position, with Footboard pushed back, encourages a child to stand.
	Foot Board Footboard slides forward from a recessed position under the chair. It locks at 1" increments. You can buy the footboard with or without sandals.
	Casters Sturdy locking casters enable convenient movement between learning locations.
	Adjustment Points Adjustment points are color-coded in bright blue. More on Adjustments.
	Center Mounted Strap The padded center-mounted strap assists in achieving correct, comfortable, pelvic positioning.

Adjustment

	Adjustable Backrest The adjustable backrest can move through a 15° range. Use the oval knobs at the base of the backrest to adjust the angle.
	Arm Prompts The Arm Prompts can rotate and tilt in space to accommodate almost any arm contracture. Attach Prompts anywhere along the straight sections of the L-bar, with the clamp facing in or out, for multiple positioning options.
	Tilt Action The tilt handle pivots the entire seat up to 20° forward and 5° backward. Tilt handle is located under the seat, labeled "tilt".
	Seat Height To adjust height, turn the marked handle under the seat - it's one-handed!
	Seat Depth To adjust seat depth, loosen the knobs that are under the back of the seat. Tighten the knobs to lock backrest in the new position.

Accessories

Headrests Headrests come in two shapes, flat and contoured, with built-in vertical adjustment. This picture is of the flat headrest. The contoured one is the same shape as the one for Rifton Seating System.

Leg Prompts or Abductor The padded Abductor separates the knees and adjusts forward or back. It can also be removed. The Leg Prompts are an alternative to the Abductor and give more leg support. Straps pass around front of leg just below the knee, securing the leg to a pad behind the calf. They help support a user being assisted to a standing position. Leg Prompts and Abductor cannot be used simultaneously, they use the same bracket.

Trunk Support The Trunk Support pads can be adjusted in width, angle, and height. The strap on the Trunk Support can be adjusted to control trunk movement and it releases when either end is lifted up.

Sandals and Wedges Sandals and Wedges lift or adjust the feet of the child. Configure them yourself with the unique "stack and latch" feature. Open the latches to reconfigure, then close each latch to secure the Wedge or Sandal. Specify "Footboard with Sandals" to order sandals. Wedges can be bought separately.

Remove Prompts

Prompt Removal Prompts can be removed as the child acquires sitting skills and control.

User Dimensions (Inches)

Height	34 - 46
	Key User Dimension: Height The user's overall height is a general guide to help you select the appropriate Chair. Choose the size that allows for growth. Important: Make sure that seat width, depth, and height are adequate for each individual user, and that the user's weight does not exceed the maximum weight recommended.

Item Dimensions (Inches)

Backrest height	15
Frame width (with wheels)	22
Headrest center height above seat	17 - 21
Max. working load (lbs)	75
Seat depth	8-10
Seat height above floor	8½ - 11½
Seat height above Footboard	7½ - 10½
Seat width (with Pads)	11
Trunk support width	5½ - 9½

Additional Images

Advanced Chair Live

Three Chair Sizes

Open Side Latch