Children’s thermal suit for people with disabilities

CONSULT PRICES FOR ASSOCIATIONS AND REHABILITATION CENTERS

WE MAKE ADAPTATIONS TO SUITS, DEPENDING ON THE NEEDS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL. PLEASE CONSULT OUR PRICES.

THERMAL SUIT WITH EASY OPENING AND CLOSING SYSTEM THAT MAINTAINS INDIVIDUAL BALANCE IN THE WATER AND PROTECTS AGAINST IMPACTS AND ABRASIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PHYSICAL OR PSYCHIC DIFFICULTIES DURING AQUATIC REHABILITATION.

• Easy to put on (1 person).
• Thermal protection (rehabilitation duration increases by 4 times).
• Buoyancy (maintains individual balance).
• Protection against impacts and abrasions.

TARGET PATIENT

Individuals with difficulty controlling body mobility or neurological injuries such as hemiplegics, paraplegics, quadriplegics, and those with cerebral palsy.

Individuals with disabilities are the primary candidates to use this type of suit:

• When in water, their body is freed from the physical constraints of paralysis and they enjoy weightlessness. Water is one of the most suitable mediums for rehabilitation and physical maintenance for disabled individuals.

The use of a thermal suit is crucial because they do not move enough in the water to generate heat, and body temperature rapidly decreases.

With the neoprene suit, we can maintain body heat for longer periods, allowing them to perform rehabilitation exercises without having to suspend them immediately due to trembling caused by the cold.

• Neoprene provides great protection against impacts and abrasions, especially for individuals with disabilities who do not control their body movements well, making them much more vulnerable to injuries.

• The body is balanced thanks to the positive buoyancy of neoprene and the negative buoyancy of individually distributed weights, helping us keep the person in the proper position in the water for their rehabilitation.

• It also includes a floating collar to keep the head above water for those who need it.

All these features allow these individuals to free themselves from their bodies, floating in the water, enjoying the moment, and helping both caregivers and rehabilitation professionals by facilitating their work in the pool.

In this way, these individuals can be easily supported by another person.

You can learn more about this product by clicking on the following explanatory videos.

Below are the following links for a more detailed presentation of the product and demonstrative videos.

BROCHURE

INSTRUCTIONS

We also adapt other models to make them easy to put on and help these individuals enjoy aquatic activities.

We also include various accessories designed for everyday use, as seen in our Seland Care catalog:

SELAND CARE CATALOG

If you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE SUIT:

The pack consists of:

Transport bag with double handle. Zipper closure. Mesh to prevent condensation or moisture if the garment is wet.

1 x Thermal suit. Suit made of 3 mm thick neoprene. Laminated with nylon on the outside and inside with Ultrastretch Warm Plush (fabric that provides extra warmth). Velcro closure on the entire suit. Velcro for safety in areas of risk of opening.

Color: Blue and black on the outside, gray and blue on the inside.

Two interior compartments.

Compartment 1. Contains:

10 x Multi-function pockets on limbs to be used with Foam or weight, depending on the desired exercise.

1 x Pocket on the back to insert extra foam for greater buoyancy.

13 x Foam pieces to insert into the different multi-function pockets.

Compartment 2.

Small bag with zipper closure that includes the Collar, removable, to help with head buoyancy, as needed by the patient.

IMPORTANT:

Washing and Maintenance Tips:

Rinse with lukewarm water to remove chlorine and hand wash with a neutral soap. Do not use a washing machine.

Hang the suit on a hanger, with the trunk and legs open, in a dry and ventilated place that is not in direct contact with the sun or any heat source. Do not use a dryer. Do not iron.

Once the suit is dry, reassemble it until the suit is completely closed and the Velcro is in the correct position. Failure to do so may damage the fabric and cause the suit to lose functionality.