Phoenix 2

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Features

Tilt-in-space and recline functions for advanced pressure redistribution
Dynamic back accommodates user movement and enhances comfort
Integrated lateral supports and headrest for postural alignment
Fully adjustable to suit a wide range of clinical and individual needs
Designed for users with neurological conditions or complex care needs
Easy-to-clean, durable materials suitable for care home and hospital use

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Advanced Clinical Seating

Innovative support for complex clinical needs

The Phoenix 2 by Seating Matters is a specialist seating solution that delivers exceptional comfort, support, and pressure management. It helps users maintain proper posture, relieves pressure throughout the day, and adapts to a wide range of clinical requirements.

Why Choose the Phoenix 2

Featuring a multi-positioning system, including tilt-in-space and back recline, the Phoenix 2 allows caregivers to achieve optimal postural alignment and weight distribution. These adjustments reduce strain, improve circulation, and enhance overall comfort. Integrated lateral supports, adjustable seat dimensions, and a dynamic backrest provide stability and responsive support, particularly for users with neurological conditions or those requiring enhanced postural control.

Built with hard-wearing, easy-to-clean materials, the Phoenix 2 is suitable for both clinical and home environments. Optional accessories, such as head supports, arm supports, and footrests, allow for personalised comfort and adaptability to each user’s needs. Its ergonomic design simplifies repositioning, reduces caregiver effort, and ensures safety during use.

Combining Seating Matters’ expertise in pressure care and ergonomic innovation, the Phoenix 2 supports dignity, independence, and quality of life for users with complex needs – whether at home, in a care home, or a hospital setting.