FAQ
Specialty Postural and Behavioural Harnesses
Our online shop services only resellers and occupational therapists.
The general public can contact a reseller to buy harnesses. The reason you can’t buy these harnesses directly from us is that Specialty Postural and Behavioural Harnesses need a knowledgeable specialist to fit properly and safely.
Contact us for a list of resellers in your area.
Yes, for consultations please contact us here or reach out to mobility@kidsafeqld.com.au. We are here to assist you with any inquiries you may have.
We offer behavioral & safety harnesses, as well as postural & support harnesses to cater to different needs.
Yes, we are a registered NDIS provider, offering safe seating solutions for individuals with disabilities, medical conditions, or special needs.
Yes. We do have affiliations in other states. Contact us for more information.
Prices can vary greatly depending on the type of harness needed for security support and safety. To ensure the perfect harness for any special needs it is best to book a consultation with us – contact
Disability Safe Seating Solutions have many harnesses that assist individuals with mobility impairments, balance disorders, conditions affecting muscle strength or coordination, and behavioural issues that offer support and safety when traveling.
Similar to regular safety harnesses, these systems typically consist of adjustable straps and buckles that secure around the individual’s body, keeping them stable and preventing movement during travel.
Various disabilities, including mobility impairments, balance disorders, conditions affecting muscle strength or coordination, and behavioural problems can benefit from using a safety harness for car travel.
Yes, these harnesses are designed with comfort in mind, often featuring padded materials and adjustable straps to ensure a secure yet comfortable fit for the user during car rides.
Selecting the right size involves considering the individual’s needs to ensure a comfortable, snug and secure fitting. It is best to talk to a specialist. Contact us for a consultation to find the right size.
Yes, there are different styles available, including harnesses with vertical or horizontal connections. Look through our product page or talk to us to learn more.
Yes, these harnesses are versatile and can be used in various types of vehicles, including cars, vans, SUVs, and buses, to ensure the safety and security of individuals with disabilities during travel.
Safety features may include sturdy construction, secure buckles or fasteners, padded components for comfort, and adjustable straps to ensure proper fit and support, as well as compatibility with car seat belts.
Harnesses for car travel are designed and tested and use the adult seatbelt as the safety device.
Properly putting on and adjusting the harness involves following the manufacturer’s instructions carefully, ensuring all straps are securely fastened and adjusted to fit snugly without being too tight or restrictive, and properly securing the harness to the car seat
While safety harnesses are designed to reduce risks, improper use or fitting could potentially lead to discomfort or restricted movement. It’s essential to ensure proper fitting and regularly inspect the harness for any signs of wear or damage.
Yes, there are harnesses specifically designed for children with special needs, and some that can be used in Australian Standard booster seats. Children under 7 years with or without a disability are required to be restrained in a Child Car Restraint.
Cleaning and maintaining the harness typically involve spot cleaning with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. It’s essential to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for maintenance to ensure the harness remains in good condition.
Common misconceptions may include the belief that safety harnesses are restrictive or uncomfortable, or that they are only suitable for individuals with severe disabilities. Harnesses can provide essential support and freedom of movement for a wide range of users during car travel.Answer
Children should be in a child car restraint or a booster or even imported speciality child restraints. Older children and adults can travel in specific wheelchairs.
Manufacturers offer custom-made harnesses tailored to individual measurements and requirements, ensuring optimal comfort, support, and safety for the user during car travel.
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