Cushion Seating

I was told there is a company in or near Spokane, WA, that sells/manufactures these seats. Any information is appreciated.

Spokane spokane, what a thought-provoking town, it's worse than Sanda

2009-11-01 12:07:01 by Bentie

Our request for an impromptu demonstration of Oregon Aero seat cushions brought a lot of smiles.

I created some seating near my entrance door using 12" cabinets that I mounted to the wall with a 2X4 as a spacer and support (along with some other shoring up to make sure you could sit on it without it breaking. Anyway, I want to create a cushion to go on top (I'm assuming out of plywood, batting and material). I've seen some DIY TV that show the process in passing but no detail. Anyone done this or know of a turtorial?

Go to your local fabric, or furniture supply, store. They'll have the cushions, batting, instruction booklets and fabric you'll require.

2010-04-20 11:03:46 by Pokeweed

I've had a Permobil C500 wheelchair with the corpus seating for the past two years. For several months now I have been getting pain in my tailbone. I have some people recommend either a Roho cushion or Jay cushion. Both are expensive and to my surprise both companies offer about 20 different cushions. I'd like to hear the opinion of some end users.

As a C2-C3 quadriplegic I use a ROHO High Profile, my chair is an Invacare TDX5. I have tried the Jay type cushion but had a few skin problems, but since I switched to the ROHO, I have had no problems at all. Hope this helps.

2009-06-05 21:18:47 by Genie B

Price: $49.99 $46.50

Firm foam for those over 200lbs or those who prefer a firmer cushion.
Cutout section suspends your tailbone (coccyx) reducing pressure on your lower lumbar discs.
Full Size (14 X 18") - The Original High Quality Tush Cush is designed to relieve and prevent back pain, numb buttocks and other discomforts associated with sitting.

My son and I are going to the Samsung 500 at TMS. The seating is aluminum bleachers, I would like to buy some sort of a seat cushion. Does anyone have suggestions on which ones are best and what is allowed in the track?

Buy the cheapest ones you can find at the track. I call them Butt Pads. I have some that I bought at Bristol a few years back that I got for $5 each. Black and white checkered, about 2" thick, plastic covered...withstand inadvertent soda/beer/nacho mishaps. They last forever. And have a little loop for easy carrying. I also have some I bought at Daytona...(forgot to bring the black and white checkered ones...doh!) About $6 each. They're light and cheap, do the job. I usually go to cold weather races where the metal bleacher or chairs make your butt numb, so a butt pad is necessary equipment. As for comfort, they help, but I rarely sit for really long periods of time....except at Daytona this year...dumb ole pothole!
Have fun at the race

2010-03-19 20:53:52 by MICHAEL

i really want to go with brown and turqoise and if i could find something with gold flecks that would be even better. I am trying to use a vase as the main inspiration but am having a really hard time.

Unless you go with a solid fabric it's often hard to find exactly what you want as far as a decorative cushion for window seating. I recommend making one. Check out hancock fabrics or any local fabric store for the patterned fabric to match your vase. These colors are very hot right now and you should have no problem finding some. I'm doing my guest room in these colors and have had no problem finding fabric. Hancocks can also help you out with everything you need to make your cushion as far as the padding, thread, etc. If you don't sew, they may also even have the name of local people who would be willing to make your cushion for you. I've been in there so many times and have heard other customers to talking to "newbie" and giving them tips and tricks and offereing to help!!

2008-03-24 11:48:09 by the one and only