Are you not good at sitting? Can't you sit still? The E-Chair is a "therapeutic chair" that firmly supports and stabilizes a small body to create the correct posture.
■Therapeutic Chair for Children with Developmental Disabilities: "E-Chair" The E-Chair is a therapeutic chair designed for preschool children (ages 2 to early elementary school) with developmental disabilities such as ADHD, who struggle to sit calmly in a chair. It allows them to practice "sitting properly in a chair." With the E-Chair, the large side guards and small seat surface help suppress unnecessary lower body movements, while the wide footrest provides solid support for the feet. Additionally, the indentation in the "mini tabletop" gently supports the upper body, helping children learn the correct posture. 【E-Series】 The E-Series consists of furniture designed specifically for children with developmental disabilities. ■Learning Desk for Children with Developmental Disabilities: "E-Desk" ■Therapeutic Chair for Children with Developmental Disabilities: "E-Chair" ■Special Hinge for Injury Prevention: "E-Door" (registered design) ■Fostering Independence: "E-Locker" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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■E-Chair Target Age: 2 to 6 years Height: Up to 150 cm Weight: Up to 50 kg *Can be used until the child can sit on a seat width of 30 cm. ■E-Chair Specifications Overall Dimensions: Width 55 cm × Depth 60 cm × Height 80 cm Seat: Width 30 cm × Depth 23 cm × Height 44.1 to 53.1 cm (6 height adjustments) Footrest: Width 32 cm × Depth 25 cm × Height 4.2 to 39.2 cm (7 height adjustments) Mini Tabletop Size: Width 55 cm × Depth 50 cm ■Patent Obtained The E-Chair is a product developed through collaborative research with families of children with developmental disabilities and experts.
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Standard price: 77,000 yen (tax included) *Shipping not included
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P2
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I can now sit in a regular chair! What was it like before your purchase? He was an extremely restless child, always getting up during meals, and I was filled with anxiety that he wouldn't be able to sit properly in a chair when he started elementary school. How has it been since you started using it? I heard there was a special therapeutic chair for practicing sitting, and I tried it with a sense of desperation. At first, it seemed uncomfortable, but once he got used to it, he found the fixed position pleasant, and now it has become his favorite. What surprised me is that after getting used to sitting in the "I-Chair," he can now sit in a regular chair as well. This means I can send him to school with peace of mind. He is very satisfied with having his own space! What was it like before your purchase? He had no concentration and could only sit in a chair for a short time. He also had a lot of spills during meals, which was troublesome. How has it been since you started using it? He still can't sit alone yet, but he seems very happy to have his own space, and he can now sit for longer periods to learn. Since he can sit in the chair, I can keep an eye on him easily, and it's easy to move around, so I can do housework while watching him with peace of mind.
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First-Class Craftsman Yokoyama Workshop Co., Ltd. is a custom furniture manufacturer that creates made-to-order furniture and spaces for general households as well as stores and facilities, with the concept of "furniture making that is kind to people and kind to the Earth." Through production in our own factory and the skills of skilled craftsmen, we provide customers with their ideal furniture and spaces.
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