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Paediatric mobility frames

Mobility frames are essential aids for children with special needs, offering the support and stability required to encourage independent movement and active participation in daily life. Our range of paediatric mobility frames is thoughtfully designed to fit a wide range of seats to accommodate the child’s growth, promoting physical development, confidence, and exploration.

Mobility frames to support mobility and activity for growing children

Our paediatric mobility frames provide tailored solutions to support children with mild to complex mobility challenges. Designed with adjustability and durability in mind, these frames offer postural support, stability, and flexibility to meet the child’s development and evolving needs. Whether for use at home, school, or out in the community, our mobility frames empower children to move safely and confidently, fostering independence and enhancing their overall wellbeing.

Paediatric mobility frames FAQ

A mobility frame is a wheeled base designed to support seating systems. When combined with a compatible seating system, a mobility frame can help provide safe positioning while allowing the child to participate in daily activities at home, school or in the community.

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Choosing a mobility frame depends on the seating or positioning system being used, your child’s support needs and the environments where the equipment will be used. Factors such as manoeuvrability, transportation, adjustability and indoor or outdoor use should also be considered.

The appropriate frame will depend on the seating system model, your child’s size and support needs and the functions required, such as tilt, recline or height adjustment. It is important to ensure the seat and frame are compatible and properly fitted.

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Indoor frames are typically designed to be compact and manoeuvrable in smaller spaces, while outdoor frames are usually built for durability and stability on uneven terrain. Outdoor frames may include larger wheels and suspension systems to improve comfort and handling.