Stretchy, self-adhesive padding that lines splints and orthoses
Rolyan Stretch Polycushion is an adhesive-backed, closed-cell foam padding for supporting, softening, padding or lining splints and other orthotics. It stretches to conform to curves. This pack holds 4 black sheets, 46 x 61cm and 3.2mm thick.
Why You'll Love The Rolyan Stretch Polycushion
- Stretches to fit. It's pliable and conforms closely, so you get a snug fit over curves.
- Self-adhesive. Sticks in place without extra glue or tape.
- Closed-cell and latex free. Durable closed-cell foam, made without latex.
- Easy to clean. Wipe with a damp sponge and let it air dry.
Your day, with the Rolyan Stretch Polycushion
Cut a piece to match the inside of the splint shell, peel the backing and press it in, stretching it gently over curves. Between wears, a damp sponge keeps it fresh.
The Rolyan Stretch Polycushion in a nutshell
- Sheet size: 46 x 61cm.
- Thickness: 3.2mm.
- Pack: 4 sheets.
- Colour: black.
Is it the right splint padding for you?
- A good fit: lining or padding splints and other orthotics where the padding needs to stretch over curves.
- Check the pack: 4 black sheets, each 46 x 61cm and 3.2mm thick, that you cut to shape.
- Latex free: closed-cell foam made without latex, with an adhesive backing.
Not sure which padding suits the splint in front of you? We recommend checking with your therapist or healthcare provider, and our team is happy to help you compare options.
Rolyan Stretch Polycushion specifications
| Brand | Rolyan |
| Product | Stretch Polycushion Padding |
| Colour | Black |
| Sheet size | 46 x 61cm |
| Thickness | 3.2mm |
| Pack | 4 sheets |
| Material | Closed-cell foam, adhesive backed, latex free |
| Care | Clean with a damp sponge, air dry |
| SKU | PAT-81419258 |
Not sure which one? Email us
Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right padding, or a better match if this one isn't it.
- What will you line: a splint, a brace or another orthosis?
- Which part of the body is it for?
- How many splints do you need to pad?
- Is black OK, or do you need a different colour?
- Is there any skin sensitivity or reaction to adhesives?