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The footrest on the Florien II chair is height adjustable:
•  Raise the legrest to the desired angle (refer to section 6.6)
•  The complete footrest height should then be adjusted by releasing two spring-loaded “snaps” which 

engage in holes in the metalwork of the legrest

•  The “snaps” are located behind the legrest framework. Reach around the legrest and pull out both pins 

and turn them to 90° to enable the footrest to be positioned.

•  Slide the footrest up or down as required and turn the snaps back through 90˚allowing the snaps to 

click into the required hole. 

•  Only when the snaps audibly click into place will the footrest be secure.

Unlocked

Locked

WARNING

 

Ensure the snaps are fully locked and the footrest is secure before leaving the 

 occupier unattended.

7.4 Lap-Belt and D-Ring Fixing

The Lap-Belt helps stabilise the pelvis and position the occupant in the back of the chair to achieve 

a good sitting posture and reduce the risk of tissue damage through the effects of shear which can 

occur if the occupant has an unstable posture. 
When using a Lap-Belt a level of supervision appropriate to the occupants abilities must be applied at 

all times.
All Lap-Belts need to be correctly adjusted to adequately support the occupant without restricting 

breathing or causing discomfort.
It is essential the Lap-Belt does not fit loosely around the occupant and is not allowed to work loose 

over time as this will allow the pelvis to tilt backwards, encouraging the occupant to slide down and 

forward in the chair, particularly if in an upright position.

Ideally the D-Ring fixings for the Lap-Belt and the Lap-Belt itself will be fitted at time of manufacture 

however; it can be fitted retrospectively by a trained representative (refer to D-Ring fixing)

To use the Lap-Belt effectively, undo the buckle joining the two halves of the strap by depressing 

the button on the central console and place the straps over the arms or to the side of the seat before 

transferring the occupant into the chair. 
When the occupant is seated correctly, bring the two sides of the buckle together and fasten.

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7.3. Headrests

7.3.1. Cushioned Headrest

A cushioned headrest with a wrap-around Velcro fastening is available for added comfort and positioning.
The headrest can be removed if required by loosening the Velcro attachment straps at the rear of the chair and sliding off.
Reattach by fastening the Velcro at the rear of the chair as tightly as possible in the appropriate position for the occupant.

7.3.1. Weighted Universal Headrest

The Weighted Universal Headrest can be used with the Florien II chair to provide additional comfort, support and positioning 

for the occupant’s head.
Place weighted flap over the top of the backrest and position to the correct height for the occupant, generally sitting just 

above the top of the shoulders. The weight in the headrest flap ensures the headrest stays in position. 

Summary of Contents for Florien II

Page 1: ...D I R E C T H E A L T H C A R E G R O U P C O M Florien II User Manual D I R E C T H E A L T H C A R E G R O U P C O M...

Page 2: ...I I Important Read carefully before use and retain for future reference It is the carer user s responsibility to ensure they are fully aware of and have understood all the safety and other instruction...

Page 3: ...Wheel Option 9 6 4 Tilt in Space 10 6 5 Seat Depth Adjustment 10 6 6 Legrest Elevation 11 6 7 Articulating Headrest 11 6 8 Removable Arms 11 7 Accessories 12 7 1 Lateral Supports 12 7 2 Height Adjusta...

Page 4: ...of Chair The ability of a seated person to function efficiently and perform activities is dependent on their ability to adopt the appropriate posture All activity is posture dependent if a person can...

Page 5: ...Approved uses Sitting on the arms of a chair Sitting on the legrest or footrest of a chair Hitting the chair against people and objects such as walls doors beds tables chairs etc Spilling food urine e...

Page 6: ...3 Who is the Florien II not Suitable for The Florien II is not suitable for the following users Fully ambulant users unless fully supervised by a healthcare professional in a treatment setting and fol...

Page 7: ...orien Universal Headrest in Dartex NG403 Florien Universal Headrest in Chair Upholstery Fabric NG582 Arm Modules for 400 Seat Width Replacement Pair NG583 Arm Modules for 450 Seat Width Replacement Pa...

Page 8: ...y doubt as to the suitability of the product for the user professional advice should be sought from a qualified healthcare professional such as an Occupational Therapist Physiotherapist Tissue Viabili...

Page 9: ...locked in the straight ahead position making it easier to push the chair in a straight line Press down on the green front edge of the ridged pad Then push the chair forwards to activate the directiona...

Page 10: ...osition It is always advisable to adjust the positioning of the legrest once the tilt in space positioning has been chosen to ensure a correct and comfortable posture WARNING Never leave a user with p...

Page 11: ...or returning the chair from a tilted to upright position it is advisable to adjust the optional footrest to the shortest position or remove it entirely to prevent damage to the footrest or floor If l...

Page 12: ...ne position Lateral Supports are generally used as a pair with one fitted to either side of the Florien II chair They adjust independently but operate in the same way The lateral supports attach to th...

Page 13: ...does not fit loosely around the occupant and is not allowed to work loose over time as this will allow the pelvis to tilt backwards encouraging the occupant to slide down and forward in the chair par...

Page 14: ...D Ring If the chair is not already fitted with D Rings these should be attached to a rigid part of the chair s metal framework on either side of the seat module in order they can feed through between...

Page 15: ...ck in the seat and their buttocks on the back edge of the Pelvic Positioner Place the Pelvic Positioner in the seat of the chair with the buckles pointing towards the chair front and the clips on the...

Page 16: ...those at low to medium risk of pressure injuries Intelli Gel seat cushion for those at high risk or with up to a Grade II pressure injury Dyna Tek Intelligent Air seat cushion for those at very high r...

Page 17: ...time it is used for signs of damage or excessive wear and tear to ensure safe and reliable operation Monthly checks should include but are not limited to Any damage to the cables or adjustment levers...

Page 18: ...ns Use warm soapy water and or Haz tab or Clor clean solution and a household cloth Rub evenly in the direction of the grain of the material Rinse with clean water afterwards Can also be steam cleaned...

Page 19: ...be compromised should the weight limit be exceeded 10 3 Weight and Dimensions of the Chair Item Weight kg Dimensions mm Florien II 53 880 x 700 x1330 Florien II Box Pallet 70 1000 x 800 x1450 Cardboa...

Page 20: ...contact our Customer Care Team on Freephone 0800 043 0881 or your local retailer 10 4 2 Strength Stability Durability Risk and Safety BS EN 1022 2005 Domestic furniture Seating Determination of stabil...

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Page 24: ...32 E info directhealthcaregroup com D I R E C T H E A L T H C A R E G R O U P C O M LIT 00037 Issue 1 Date June 2018 Asia Pacific Direct Healthcare Group PTY Ltd PO Box 562 Wembley Western Australia 6...

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