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The ICARE Full Lumbar Cushion is a full-width lumbar roll that supports the natural curvature of the lumbar spine during prolonged sitting. By filling the gap between the lower back and the chair back, the Full Lumbar Cushion encourages the lumbar lordosis (natural inward curve) to be maintained — reducing fatigue, pressure, and pain associated with flat or poorly supported sitting positions. Suitable for office chairs, car seats, wheelchairs, and home seating.
The Full Lumbar Cushion is larger and provides support across the entire width of the lower back — providing broader contact and support for the full lumbar region. The Half Lumbar Cushion (ICARE IC170) is a smaller, more portable roll suitable for targeted point support or for narrower chairs. For most adult sitting applications, the Full provides more comprehensive lumbar support; the Half is more suitable for travel or smaller chairs.
Position the lumbar roll in the gap between your lower back and the chair back, at waist height — approximately at the level of your belt line. The cushion should feel supportive without being so firm that it pushes you forward uncomfortably. When correctly positioned, your lumbar curve should be gently filled rather than forcefully pushed. Your hips should be slightly higher than or level with your knees.
For the most common cause of sitting-related lower back pain — loss of lumbar lordosis (slumping) leading to posterior disc and ligament stress — a lumbar support cushion provides meaningful relief by restoring the natural curve. However, if you have diagnosed disc herniation, spinal stenosis, or other structural conditions, consult your physiotherapist or GP about whether lumbar support is appropriate and how to position it correctly for your condition.
Yes. Lumbar rolls are commonly used in wheelchairs to improve sitting posture for people who spend extended hours seated. For wheelchair use, an occupational therapist assessment is recommended to confirm the most appropriate cushion size and positioning for your individual postural needs.
Check the current product packaging for care instructions. Foam lumbar cushions with fabric covers typically have removable, machine-washable covers. The foam core should be spot-cleaned only, not machine washed or submerged.
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