Rifton Advancement Chairs

For functional sitting a child needs to lean slightly forward from the hips. This frees shoulders, arms and hands for eating, writing and toileting or just simply communicating. Ideally a chair should encourage sitting skills while the child is participating in other activities. The Push Handle on the smallest Advancement Chair allows caregivers to move it comfortably. On all inclusion chairs, the prompts, straps and supports can be removed as new skills are achieved.

The Rifton Seating System

You know your children's needs best - Now our Rifton Seating System provides the easiest way to meet those needs. After extensive collaboration with you and our designers, Rifton has redesigned a system of three new chairs. We are offering a wide variety of choices, which will help you customize a chair for your child.

Now you can choose:

• A Stationary Chair for a minimally disabled child who doesn't require adaptive chair mobility.
• A Low Back Mobile Chair for a child who needs lower body support and positioning.
• A High Back Mobile Chair for a non-ambulatory child that needs more upper body support.

Rifton Toddler Chairs

The Rifton Toddler Chair is designed to encourage normal sitting posture. It has adjustments for varying degrees of abduction and knee flexion. The Toddler Chair is designed for use indoors on level, dry surfaces.