Special Tomato Hi-Low Seating System

The Special Tomato Hi-Low Seating System is rated for a child up to 130 lb, per Special Tomato. A height-adjustable version of the Special Tomato MPS seat on a rolling base, with tilt-in-space and pedal-activated adjustments.

  • 130 lbMax weight
  • Through a dealerOrdered

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How the Hi-Low Seating System stacks up

Against the 26 adaptive seats, bath, and toileting systems we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.

Child weight limit130 lb3rd highest weight limit of 13

Within the typical range for adaptive seats, bath, and toileting systems (55 lb to 130 lb).

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33 lbmiddle 66.1 lb250 lb

What sets the Hi-Low Seating System apart

Measured against the 26 adaptive seats, bath, and toileting systems we compare, from each maker's published specs.

  • 3rd highest weight limitof the 13 adaptive seats, bath, and toileting systems with it published: 130 lb

Next to its closest matches

How to get it, in the maker's words

Where it's soldThrough a medical equipment (DME) dealer, per the maker

Size and fit, per Special Tomato

SizesSmall shell max 80 lbs, Large shell max 130 lbs; cushions MS1-MS7 (9 mos-9 yrs, 28-52 in) and ML1-ML7 (6 yrs-Adult, 45 in-Adult)
Max weight130 lb
AgesTarget age 9 mos to Adult (by cushion)
In the boxShell/base, seat, back and headrest cushions, harness, footrest; optional tray with risers; initial assembly required; 5-year warranty on cushions, strapping and shell, 2-year on Hi-low base

Listed features

  • Floor to table height range stated
  • Tool-free, pedal-activated adjustments

Where to buy the Hi-Low Seating System

Usually ordered through a medical equipment dealer with a prescription. Ask your child's doctor or therapist and your insurer (Medicaid covers medically necessary equipment for children under 21).

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Full specs

Special Tomato Hi-Low Seating System
TypeAdaptive seat, bath, or toileting system
How to get it (maker)Usually through a medical equipment dealer with a prescription
Model numberMaker assembly guide title: Model# Series 79300105 & 79300305; item special-toma
Max. weight130 lb
Age (maker)Target age 9 mos to Adult (by cushion)
SizesSmall shell max 80 lbs, Large shell max 130 lbs; cushions MS1-MS7 (9 mos-9 yrs, 28-52 in) and ML1-ML7 (6 yrs-Adult, 45 in-Adult)
DimensionsFootprint 25.25 x 35 in; tray 24 x 17 in; floor-to-seat height Small 14-28.5 in
MaterialSoft-Touch cushions (latex free, peel and tear resistant, fluid impermeable); wood accents; four 5 in swivel casters with brake locks
What's includedShell/base, seat, back and headrest cushions, harness, footrest; optional tray with risers; initial assembly required; 5-year warranty on cushions, strapping and shell, 2-year on Hi-low base

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Hi-Low Seating System: questions answered

From Special Tomato's published specs, last checked 2026-11-04.

What are the Special Tomato Hi-Low Seating System's limits?

Per the maker: up to 130 lb, Target age 9 mos to Adult (by cushion). Sizes: Small shell max 80 lbs, Large shell max 130 lbs; cushions MS1-MS7 (9 mos-9 yrs, 28-52 in) and ML1-ML7 (6 yrs-Adult, 45 in-Adult).

Will insurance cover the Special Tomato Hi-Low Seating System?

Medicaid covers medically necessary equipment for children under 21 (the EPSDT benefit), and private plans often cover it too. You'll usually need a prescription and a letter of medical necessity from your child's doctor or therapist, and a medical equipment dealer handles the order.

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Where these specs come from

Last checked 2026-11-04. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.