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Picture of DESK ARM / LARGE LAP HUGGER (MODELS 6515l, & 6517) The Desk Arm/LargeLap Hugger is a torso support designed to prevent forward leaning by people who use wheelchairs. This foam padded support is covered with wipe-clean vinyl and fits between the wheelchair user and the wheelchair frame and also provides arm support. Notches fit around the armrest posts. DIMENSIONS: Model 6517 fits wheelchairs 18 to 20 inches wide with desk-length arms and model 6515L fits wheelchairs 20 to 24 inches wide.

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This product record was updated on July 25, 2001.

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J T Posey Company

5635 Peck Road
Arcadia, California 91006-0020
United States
Telephone: 800-447-6739 or 626-443-3143.
Fax: 800-767-3933 or 626-443-5012.
Web: http://www.posey.com.
Email: info@posey.com.


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