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Fw: Odd question - small, sturdy chairs?

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Husny Amerih

Anyone out their have any suggestions on this??  

Husny Amerih, Ph.D., OTR 
Husny@...
Texas Woman's University
Assistant Professor
School of Occupational Therapy
PO Box 425648, MCL#607
Denton Texas, 76204-5648
Tele. 940-8982813.  Fax 940-8982806

 
From:Hansen-Han,Laura (DADS) [mailto:]

 
Hi Tesse,
 
Would you, or maybe one of the professors up there, know of a store/manufacturer that would have/could make a sturdy yet comfortable leisure chair for a small individual? No, this is not for me :D. There is in individual who lives here at Denton State Supported Living Center that measures approx. 14” from hip to knee, and he is currently sitting in a large easy chair with a pillow behind his back and a foot box. This isn’t working well for him, but the supplier that had worked with us for other individuals is no longer in business. If you could pass this around and have anyone who has a suggestion contact me that would be appreciated.
 
Thanks!
Laura




Re: Odd question - small, sturdy chairs?

by Jim Francis-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi...

I've purchased an ergonomic computer chair from this website for a small
person and was very satisfied with the product.

http://www.askergoworks.com/products/621/ERGOKids-chair.aspx


Jim Francis
Assistive Technology Specialist
CLASS, Inc

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Husny Amerih

Anyone out their have any suggestions on this??  

Husny Amerih, Ph.D., OTR
Husny@...
Texas Woman's University
Assistant Professor
School of Occupational Therapy
PO Box 425648, MCL#607
Denton Texas, 76204-5648
Tele. 940-8982813.  Fax 940-8982806

 
From:Hansen-Han,Laura (DADS) [mailto:]

 
Hi Tesse,
 
Would you, or maybe one of the professors up there, know of a
store/manufacturer that would have/could make a sturdy yet comfortable
leisure chair for a small individual? No, this is not for me :D. There is in
individual who lives here at Denton State Supported Living Center that
measures approx. 14” from hip to knee, and he is currently sitting in a
large easy chair with a pillow behind his back and a foot box. This isn’t
working well for him, but the supplier that had worked with us for other
individuals is no longer in business. If you could pass this around and have
anyone who has a suggestion contact me that would be appreciated.
 
Thanks!
Laura


     

Re: Fw: Odd question - small, sturdy chairs?

by Anita Perr :: Rate this Message:

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I would recommend the Adaptive Design Association in NYC. URL is adaptivedesign.org

They make stuff primarily out of triwall. They're amazing. Can customize however you need. I don't know how they do things at a distance but I have every confidence in them.

Good luck

Anita

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Date: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 2:58 pm
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> Husny Amerih
>
> Anyone out their have any suggestions on this??  
>
> Husny Amerih, Ph.D., OTR  
> Husny@...
> Texas Woman's University
> Assistant Professor
> School of Occupational Therapy
> PO Box 425648, MCL#607
> Denton Texas, 76204-5648
> Tele. 940-8982813.  Fax 940-8982806
>
>  
> From:Hansen-Han,Laura (DADS) [mailto:]
>
>  
> Hi Tesse,
>  
> Would you, or maybe one of the professors up there, know of a
> store/manufacturer that would have/could make a sturdy yet comfortable
> leisure chair for a small individual? No, this is not for me :D. There
> is in individual who lives here at Denton State Supported Living
> Center that measures approx. 14” from hip to knee, and he is currently
> sitting in a large easy chair with a pillow behind his back and a foot
> box. This isn’t working well for him, but the supplier that had worked
> with us for other individuals is no longer in business. If you could
> pass this around and have anyone who has a suggestion contact me that
> would be appreciated.
>  
> Thanks!
> Laura
>
>
>

Re: Fw: Odd question - small, sturdy chairs?

by Jerry Weisman :: Rate this Message:

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You might want to get in touch with:

Bob Van Etten <vanetten@...>

I'm sure he can help.

Jerry


Husny wrote:

> Husny Amerih
>
> Anyone out their have any suggestions on this??  
>
> Husny Amerih, Ph.D., OTR  
> Husny@...
> Texas Woman's University
> Assistant Professor
> School of Occupational Therapy
> PO Box 425648, MCL#607
> Denton Texas, 76204-5648
> Tele. 940-8982813.  Fax 940-8982806
>
>  
> From:Hansen-Han,Laura (DADS) [mailto:]
>
>  
> Hi Tesse,
>  
> Would you, or maybe one of the professors up there, know of a store/manufacturer that would have/could make a sturdy yet comfortable leisure chair for a small individual? No, this is not for me :D. There is in individual who lives here at Denton State Supported Living Center that measures approx. 14” from hip to knee, and he is currently sitting in a large easy chair with a pillow behind his back and a foot box. This isn’t working well for him, but the supplier that had worked with us for other individuals is no longer in business. If you could pass this around and have anyone who has a suggestion contact me that would be appreciated.
>  
> Thanks!
> Laura
>
>
>      
>
>