Leckey FAQ's

Leckey recommends 1-inch knee spacers behind the PU cups. Then there won't be contact on the ridge. You can then adjust the knee plate forward to compensate for any loss of flexion.

For prone you will need to script the correct sized hip lateral instead of a prone hip belt.

Leckey do not supply any trays with bowls for their seats as there is no room to fit one between the tray and the user. 

Unfortunately not. Currently, Leckey do not supply leg extenders for the PAL Seat and another seating solution will be needed if a child needs to be sitting higher.

Yes, they be attached the Leckey Horizon Stander and the Leckey MyGo Stander. Please chat to your Technical Product Specialist or call us on 0800 31 61 81 for more information.

As this product is not a true abduction stander, it can allow for approximately 10 degrees of abduction standing. In order to achieve this, move the knee cups and sandals out to their widest pint. 

As this product is not a true abduction stander, it can allow for approximately 10 degrees of abduction standing. In order to achieve this, move the knee cups and sandals out to their widest pint. 

The chest support height (distance from footplate to armpit) has a minimum length of 560 mm and a maximum length of 940 mm.

The hip support height (distance from the footplate to the mid-buttock) has a minimum length of 400 mm and a maximum of 640 mm.

The chest / Hip width has a minimum length 160 mm and a maximum length of 230 mm.

From a Clinical perspective, there is no significant functional difference between these two options. Differences are largely aesthetic and personal choice of the user and their families.

Ankle Huggers may be more practical when other footwear ie. AFOs, Orthotic boots is required. The ankle wraps can fit onto Leckey sandals for a more uniform appearance.

These are safe to use on metal and plastic parts, but recommend you don't use them on harnesses or cloth coverings.