Snappi Seat Standalone User Manual
Document No: 053-07 v5
Page 42 of 54
January 2019
Snappi Seat Standalone User Manual.doc
IMPORTANT: The pommel must not to be used to prevent the occupant sliding
forward.
6.6: Ramped Seat Pad:
The ramped seat pad is supplied to fit the
maximum seat depth and width. Depending
on the occupants specific requirements the
seat settings will likely be set differently to
this.
If the seat is set narrower or shallower than
the pad, simply cut the pad down to the
required size using a sharp Stanley knife or
hack saw blade. Please note when reducing
the width, cut equal amounts from both
sides of the pad so the pommel cut out
remains central.
Fig 6.6.1
Once the pad is cut to the required size, lift up the seat cover and slide the seat pad in
from the front of the seat (see Fig 6.6.1). Do not remove the hip guide or seat covers as
attempting to fit the covers with the seat pad in place may result in damage to the covers.
6.7: Ankle Cuffs
Fig 6.7.1
The ankle cuffs will come pre supplied fitted
to the footplate as shown (see Fig 6.7.1,
left).
To adjust the height of the ankle cuffs, pull
or release material through the tri glides on
the side straps (see arrow, fig 6.7.2, right).
Fig 6.7.2
