HOMESCAPES Cream Armchair Booster Cushion Large Firm 50 cm Square Seat Pad with Supportive 10 cm Thick Lift Luxury Soft Touch Faux Suede Cushion For The Elderly, Post-Operative and Pregnancy

These are great cushions, nice and thick, very comfortable and spring back is very good, I now have 3 and I'm very happy, also nice and soft covering.

What a great addition to my dad’s chair. He was struggling to get out of his chair with the seat being a bit low, but this has brought his seat right up by 10cm thickness. The cushion is soft to touch but firm when sat on and really good quality.

Habe das Kissen für meinen Mann bestellt, der einen Beckenbruch erlitten hat und operiert wurde. Das Kissen ist für das Sitzen auf der Couch oder auch auf Stühlen für ihn sehr angenehm. Ist schön dick und nicht zu weich, aber auch nicht zu fest. Sehr zu empfehlen!

Leider ohne Reißverschluss, dadurch nicht waschbar

The product was as described - and it does the job. The cushion could be placed on the chair so that neither the handle nor the label showed. I fitted it below the existing cushion: this looked better and enabled it to function better. You need to know that this cushion is square - but that the existing cushion is longer front to back than it is wide. I pushed the additional cushion right to the back of the chair; this meant that even though the new cushion is not a wedge, the rear of the original cushion was higher than the front - until you sat on it! When you sit on the cushion most of your weight is at the back - so as the back of the cushion compresses it becomes level. This gives good support to the thighs - which are now parallel to the floor instead of the knees being higher than the hips. The immediate decrease in lower back pain has been quite remarkable. Whether this improvement will be sustained over the coming months and years remains to be seen. The appearance of the forward slope of the cushion takes a little getting used to, as does the small gap between the front of the original cushion and the base of the chair - but it's not a problem. The back cushion, which has to be plumped up frequently anyway, readily adapts to the higher base. I do find myself wriggling backwards from time to time as my backside tends to slip forwards: but this regular enforced movement is just what you should be doing to minimise lower back pain!