The Faffler's chair is named after Stephan Faffler, the creator of the first wheelchair.

Its design was elaborated thinking about use and transfer obstacles present in many armchairs nowadays.

This piece of furniture offers an adequate structure for maintaining posture in cases of loss of body control. Furthermore, the elevation and depression mechanism of the arm supports facilitate the transfer from the wheelchair to the armchair, allowing autonomy for wheelchair users with medullary involvement below T2.