Click to zoomJAY Solid Seat Insert
A solid wood base that slips inside the cover of your JAY cushion, so the cushion sits on something firm instead of sagging sling upholstery. Sized to your cushion, 8" to 26" wide.
The JAY Solid Seat Insert is a solid wood base that fits inside your JAY cushion's cover, in 113 sizes.
What stands out
A good cushion on a sagging sling seat still tips the pelvis, and the Solid Seat Insert is the simplest fix JAY makes. It is a thin wood board that goes inside your JAY cushion's cover, so the cushion sits on a flat, firm base and you sit level. There is no hardware and nothing changes on the chair. Order it by your cushion's width and depth; Sunrise cuts it 1" smaller each way so it slides into the cover, in 113 sizes. If you also need to lower or angle the seat, you need the Adjustable Solid Seat instead, which we do not list.
Straight talk
Is it right for you?
A good fit if you
- sit on sling upholstery that sags
- want a level base without new hardware
- own a JAY cushion in a standard size
- want the fix hidden inside the cover
Look elsewhere if you
- need to lower or angle the seat
- want a seat that replaces the sling
- have a cushion that is not a JAY
- want to try it and send it back
The JAY Solid Seat Insert is covered by Sunrise Medical's own limited warranty. Call 1-855-HIELINE or email care@hieline.com and a specialist will send you the current terms in full.
This product cannot be returned
Accessories and parts cannot be returned once they ship. Check your cushion's width and depth before you order and use the size steps above. A defect is still handled by Sunrise Medical.
If something goes wrong
Call us first at 1-855-HIELINE. We file the claim with Sunrise Medical for you and get the covered part sorted out rather than handing you a phone number.
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