Delfi and Sharky User Guide
1. The Delfi and the Sharky
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The Delfi (illustration 1) and the Sharky (illustration 2) are adjustable seat units for children. The
Delfi is available in three sizes; the Sharky is the larger version of the Delfi. Thanks to their many
adjustment facilities, these seat units provide the child with good support when seated.
The Delfi is suitable for children between the ages of 8 months and 10 years. The Sharky is
suitable for older children.
Settings
The abduction seat, combined with a threshold seat, allows optimum positioning of the pelvis. It
can also accommodate a leg length variation of up to 5 cm. The height of the backrest can be
adjusted to enable perfect side support. The seat unit is ideal for children who require maximum
seating support. This also makes the Delfi and Sharky a good alternative to an orthopaedic seating
system.
Adjustable seating angle
The Delfi's seating angle can be adjusted from 5
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positive to 30
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negative. The seat unit is
available with a fixed or resilient backrest
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The latter allows the child a certain degree of movement
and is ideal for absorbing greater impact.
Modular system
The Delfi is modular which means that the seat unit can be constructed to fit individual needs. The
seat is equipped with loose, washable cushions that can be attached with press-studs, clasps and
Velcro. The seat bucket has four separate cushions: 1 cushion for the seat, 1 for the centre of the
backrest and 2 for the sides of the backrest.
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Illustration 1: The Delfi seat unit.
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Head support
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Back support
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Arm support
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Seat (abduction seat)
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Footrest
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