Repose Melrose Getting Started Download Page 8

 
 
 

the backrest independently of the leg rest and tilt position (this 

remains stationary).  This independent movement opens up the angle 

between the backrest and the seat, providing additional positions for 

comfort, support and pressure management. 

Simply pull the lever towards you and hold in.  This will release the 

backrest in order for it to recline. Pull the push handle towards you to 

enable you to recline the backrest to the desired recline position. 

Ensure that you carry out this recline action slowly so as not to cause 

discomfort to the chair user.  Once you have reached the desired 

recline position release the lever and the back will lock at this angle.  

Repeat to return to the original position or another one.  This reclining 

back angle action can be used at any time to open up the back angle.  

 

Independent Leg Rest Movement  

 

         The leg rest can be adjusted independently of the backrest by using the 

finger         pull lever on the side of the chair. Pull the lever outwards 

and keep out for the movement to take place.  This will enable the leg 

rest to move up or down by putting and keeping pressure on the leg 

rest until the desired position is reached.  It will allow for a range of 

positions for the users comfort

.

  Once the desired position is reached 

simply release the lever and the leg rest locks into place. 

 

Always 

ensure

 

that the user’s legs are kept safe from any sudden pressure or 

movements during any alterations.  

 

 

 
 

 

  Cushion Set Up 

The Melrose comes with different seat and back cushion options that 

have all been designed to be interchangeable and feature the latest 

range of pressure management options, enabling carers to provide a 

solution based on 

each user’s individual needs.   These options have 

been briefly outlined below.  For further details please ask for our 

latest brochure and please note that you should always seek 

professional advice and/or support when using a chair for pressure 

management and postural control. 

Back Cushion Options

 

 

The back cushions can come in different styles and are inter - changeable for 

your postural and comfort requirements. The options on the Melrose are: 

 

 

 

         Comfort lateral             Support Lateral              Profile Waterfall 

  

   

   

 

             Waterfall                  Profile Comfort lateral     Profile support lateral 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for Melrose

Page 1: ...ommended supplier Contact Us Attwood House Cokeland Place Cradley Heath B64 6AN Tel 0844 7766001 Fax 0844 7766002 Email info reposefurniture co uk Web www reposefurniture co uk Thank you for supporting British manufacturers Repose Furniture Ltd reserves the right to modify or change the specification without prior notification For terms and conditions of sale and or agreement please refer to your ...

Page 2: ...rge to the original purchaser any parts covered by this warranty and that on examination are found to be defective in material and or workmanship The warranty is for parts and labour only and for transportation to and from the original delivery point It does not include any white glove delivery service If this is required it will incur an additional cost Warranty Exclusions Fabric damage resulting...

Page 3: ... the chair This will cause your fabric to prematurely wear If you have fibre filled cushions regularly plump to avoid the fibres flattening Introduction The Melrose provides carers with a number of options to enable regular repositioning of users to redistribute pressure and support pressure care management An in built tilt in space movement is operated from the push handle allowing the chair to b...

Page 4: ... damaged YOU ALWAYS move the chair around using the push handle DO NOT use other parts of the chair to move it around as this may cause damage to the framework and workings of the chair YOU ALWAYS LOCK THE CASTORS when the chair is stationary or for making changes to the chair set up THIS WILL AVOID any movements that could cause possible personal injury 2 Cleaning instructions for Berkshire Wild ...

Page 5: ...uld NEVER be used for restraining a user ALWAYS ensure that it is in a good working condition Children DO NOT play with or on the chair as this may cause damage and may also result in personal injury NO ONE stands or sits on the arms or footplate as this may cause the chair to tip and or damage the chair To do so may cause personal injury NO ONE stands on the seat as this may cause the chair to ti...

Page 6: ...ound The image below highlights the lever that operates the tilt in space 1 left hand side lever and the independent recline 2 right hand side lever It also shows the rubber grip handles for portering purposes 3 To change the seat cushion slip your hand down the back of the seat cushion and pull This will release the seat cover from the Velcro Pressure Care Management The Melrose has many pressure...

Page 7: ...or more on each of the different options Tilt in Space Movement The lever on the left hand side of the push handle 1 enables you to use the Tilt in Space movement This allows you to tilt the chair backwards whilst maintaining a constant back angle for the user Simply pull the lever towards you and hold in This will release the tilt locking mechanism which will then allow you to move the chair in o...

Page 8: ...ke place This will enable the leg rest to move up or down by putting and keeping pressure on the leg rest until the desired position is reached It will allow for a range of positions for the users comfort Once the desired position is reached simply release the lever and the leg rest locks into place Always ensure that the user s legs are kept safe from any sudden pressure or movements during any a...

Page 9: ...g Rest instructions on page 8 Then from the front of the seat look underneath and you will see two locking hand wheels on the base of the chair which are attached to a sliding plate To adjust the seat depth simply release the hand wheels by turning them anti clockwise this will release the pressure of the pins on the sliding plate and slide the seat to the desired position Once positioned ENSURE T...

Page 10: ...the footplate pull the locking pin on the left and right hand side located at the side of the back of the footplate this will release the footrest and allow you to change to various angles Please ensure the locking pin has been located into a hole once alteration has taken place to ensure the safety of the user Sliding Footplate If you have chosen to have the sliding footplate then this works by s...

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