Disabled Equipment Solutions CHR60 User manual

Step 1.
Turn 5 pointed base upside
down and fit castors to base.
Insert each & press firmly into
place.
Step 2.
Turn base over and fit gas strut
(thick end down) into it.
Step 3.
Position seat plate over the top
of gas strut and push down.
Sit on seat to attach firmly.
Lift Activation Lever to
adjust height. Release to lock
in position.
Release Angle adjust lever,
pivot seat to desired position
and lock lever.
CHR60 Saddle Stool Assembly Instructions
Please take time to read Safe Usage instructions overleaf
Providers of quality equipment for Children & Adults with Special Needs
David B Hattam Pty. Ltd. Trading As: ABN 20 073 259 506
Visit us at www.disabledequipmentsolutions.com.au
Unit 36, 1 Commercial Road
Highett, Victoria, 3190.
Phone/ Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]

Disabled Equipment Solutions
CHR60 Saddle Stool
Instructions for use
The CHR60 Saddle stool has been Designed to improve the OH&S of anyone who
spends a lot of time seated, particularly carers & attendants of small and special needs
children. For example; Therapists, Teachers and other persons who participate in many
activities at a low level. It is designed to reduce the incidence of back strain and im-
prove the posture of those attending to children at the child’s level.
Activities include for example:
Assisting to walk.
Reading
Feeding etc.
The stool base has five legs each fitted with a twin wheeled castor for optimum stability.
Base is sized to enable close contact with disabled children.
Gas assist seat height adjustment. - Lever operated.
Seat and backrest Angle adjustment. - Lever operated.
Backrest height adjustment. - Manual Adjustment.
Contoured and upholstered seat and backrest for user comfort.
360 degree swivel action.
Australian standards. Although there are no Australian standards specifically for ther-
apy stools, components used are widely used throughout the chair manufacturing in-
dustry and tested components meet test level 6 of AS/NZS 4438:1997- Height adjust-
able swivel chairs. Non tested components meet relevant North American standards.
Recommended maximum user weight 120 kg
Common sense should always be used when working with CHR60 Saddle stools and
particular care should be taken when moving about an area, especially where there are
obstacles and variations in floor surfaces (e.g. joins between vinyl and carpet surfaces).
i.e. Use on uneven surfaces or rolling over lumps or bumps whilst seated can transfer
all the weight through one castor and should be avoided.
The current design has been in use for many years without incident, when used for the
purpose for which it has been designed.
CHR60 Saddle stools are warranted for a period of one year from the date of receipt of the goods.
This warranty covers all parts which will be replaced free of charge (If found to be faulty) upon receipt at
our factory.
Enjoy safe use of your CHR60 Saddle stool.
Disabled Equipment Solutions
Unit 36, 1 Commercial Road
Highett Victoria 3190
Phone/Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Web: www.e-bility.com/des
Disabled Equipment Solutions
CHR60 Saddle Stool
Instructions for Use
The CHR60 Saddle stool has been Designed to improve the OH&S of anyone who spends a lot
of time seated, particularly carers & attendants of small and special needs children.
For example; Therapists, Teachers and other persons who participate in many activities at a low level.
It is designed to reduce the incidence of back strain and improve the posture of those attending to
children at the child’s level.
Activities include for example:
· Assisting to walk.
· Reading
· Feeding etc.
The stool base has five legs each fitted with a twin wheeled castor for optimum stability.
Base is sized to enable close contact with disabled children.
Gas assist seat height adjustment. - Lever operated.
Seat and backrest Angle adjustment. - Lever operated.
Backrest height adjustment. - Manual Adjustment.
Contoured and upholstered seat and backrest for user comfort.
360 degree swivel action.
Australian standards. Although there are no Australian standards specifically for therapy stools,
components used are widely used throughout the chair manufacturing industry and tested
components meet test level 6 of AS/NZS 4438:1997- Height adjustable swivel chairs.
Non tested components meet relevant North American standards.
Recommended maximum user weight 120 kg
Common sense should always be used when working with CHR60 Saddle stools and particular care should
be taken when moving about an area, especially where there are obstacles and variations in floor surfaces
(e.g. joins between vinyl and carpet surfaces).
i.e. Use on uneven surfaces or rolling over lumps or bumps whilst seated can transfer all the weight
through one castor and should be avoided.
The current design has been in use for many years without incident, when used for the purpose for which
it has been designed.
CHR60 Saddle stools are warranted for a period of one year from the date of receipt of the goods.
This warranty covers all parts which will be replaced free of charge (If found to be faulty) upon receipt at our factory.
Enjoy safe use of your CHR60 Saddle stool.
Disabled Equipment Solutions
Unit 36, 1 Commercial Road
Highett Victoria 3190
Phone/Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.disabledequipmentsolutions.com.au
This leaflet is available as a PDF document on our website at: www.disabledequipmentsolutions.com.au/downloads