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  • Chairs that allow individuals with physical disabilities greater stability and mobility while being supported in a seated position during sexual activity. These chairs are typically low to the ground for ease of transfer from a wheelchair; come with soft, removable covers; and rock, bounce, or swing so that limited exertion and/or hip movement is required by the user. They are typically lightweight and collapsible for easy set-up and storage, and may be used with related accessories or attachments such as positioning support straps, cushions, stools, and/or wedges as desired.
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