Tarta Design is now part of Summit Benelux B.V. operating under the name Tarta Seating.
Products are currently unavailable while production is restarting in the Netherlands so with immediately effect, no orders of Tarta products can be accepted or processed.
We are unable to provide any further information at this time.
TARTA® is a modular system designed to adapt to and improve the posture of all those who need to sit for a prolonged period of time. The steel core at the centre of the vertebrae gives the whole back flexibility and strength. The more flexible upper part allows for natural body movement whilst still being strong enough to control posture. Comfortable pads in different sizes are then added allowing for optimal customisation and making every TARTA® back unique.
Individual
Each TARTA® back can be constructed according to individual needs from a wide choice of component parts.
Available in four widths and a choice of standard or Contoured 'ribs' which can be adjusted and curved easily to provide a perfect fit. Each padded cushion, is attached to the main structure with velcro, offering further adaptability and are covered in a breathable, washable fabric for total long term comfort.
Design
TARTA® backrests reflect true Italian design and style.
Advanced materials are given an aesthetically beautiful shape, creating a backrest that improves and enhances every application. Can be easily mounted to most wheelchairs.
Configuration
Available in two contours, Standard and contour. Contour provides more lateral support
Available in 4 widths:
Small for wheelchair widths 28cm to 35cm
Medium for wheelchair widths 35cm to 40cm
Large for wheelchairs 38cm to 43cm
Extra Large for wheelchair widths 40cm to 45cm
Height as follows:
4 Vertebrae 29cm back shell
5 Vertebrae 35cm backrest shell
6 Vertebrae 42cm backrest shell
Fitting
Will fit to rigid wheelchair and folding, rigid chair fitting is designed to clamp on backrest cross bar. Please contact us for fitting advice if you are unsure which fitting type you require.
