TEAL BLUE Large 51×61 | Conni Chair Pad
These Chair Pads protect seating in your home, car or mobility vehicle.
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Absorbent Chair Protector | Small 48x48cm
Conni Chair Pads protect seating in your home, car or mobility vehicle. Choose from two colours.
| Colour | Brown Tartan, Teal Blue |
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$43.50 – $47.00
Product Information
This teal blue small chair pad is designed to protect seating in your home, car, wheelchair or mobility vehicle. An attractive absorbent solution to manage perspiration, mild bladder weakness or the occassional accident.
Conni Chair Pads are placed discreetly on top of the chair, car seat, wheelchair or other furniture and will absorb fluid and protect seating, avoiding the need to clean and deodorise soiled furniture.
These chair pads have bound edges for longer life. Comprising a soft polyester top layer, highly absorbent core and waterproof backing.
Comes in two handy sizes, LARGE (51cm x 61cm) for armchairs and vehicles, SMALL (48cm x 48cm) for wheelchairs, mobility scooters or dining chairs.
Buy Online or Visit a Local Store
This product may also be available in our local stores or retail partners. Some products are not available in all stores. Enquire by phoning or visiting your local store: Hamilton, Papamoa, Hastings, Lower Hutt or our retail partner Gisborne.Product Information
This teal blue small chair pad is designed to protect seating in your home, car, wheelchair or mobility vehicle. An attractive absorbent solution to manage perspiration, mild bladder weakness or the occassional accident.
Conni Chair Pads are placed discreetly on top of the chair, car seat, wheelchair or other furniture and will absorb fluid and protect seating, avoiding the need to clean and deodorise soiled furniture.
These chair pads have bound edges for longer life. Comprising a soft polyester top layer, highly absorbent core and waterproof backing.
Comes in two handy sizes, LARGE (51cm x 61cm) for armchairs and vehicles, SMALL (48cm x 48cm) for wheelchairs, mobility scooters or dining chairs.
