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Hapla Animal Wool for Padding
- Natural lambswool for padding, binding and providing extra cushioning
- 100% natural, unbleached, retaining its natural oils
- Latex free, ideal for sensitive skin
- Available as a 250g packet
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Hapla Fleecy Web Extra Padding Sheets (Pack of Four)
- Soft padding with high cotton density
- Ideal for padding bony prominences
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Supplied in sheets of 22.5cm x 40cm
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Hapla Fleecy Web Padding Sheets (Pack of Four)
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- Soft padding great for bony prominences
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Raised felt surface for improved comfort
- Available in Pink or Blue
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Hapla Foam-O-Felt (Pack of 4)
- Combines pure wool felt with a latex foam surface
- Absorbs pressure and cushions the impact
- Sheet size: 22.5 x 45cm
- Available thicknesses: 5mm or 7mm
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Hapla Semi Compressed 100% Wool Felt (Pack of 4)
- Made from 100% wool for easy shaping and excellent pressure absorption
- Hypoallergenic and latex free
- Sheet size: 22.5 x 45cm
- Available thicknesses: 2mm, 5mm, 7mm, 10mm
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Hapla Semi Compressed 70% Wool Felt (Pack of 4)
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- Made from 70% wool and 30% viscose for a cost-effective solution
- Hypoallergenic and latex free
- Sheet size: 22.5 x 45cm
- Available thicknesses: 3mm, 5mm, 7mm, 10mm
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Hapla Soft 100% Wool Felt (Pack of 4)
- 100% wool padding for pressure reduction
- Ideal for reducing pressure in weight bearing areas
- Available in 5mm and 7mm thicknesses
- Sheet size: 22.5 x 45cm
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Hapla Swandown on Foam (Pack of 4)
- Closed-cell latex foam bonded to a brushed cotton surface
- Ideal for underfoot pressure redistribution
- Sheet size: 22.5 x 45cm
- Available thicknesses: 5mm and 7mm
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Hapla-Band Hypoallergenic Bandages (Pack of 4 Rolls)
- 4 rolls of elasticated adhesive bandages
- Ideal for retention strapping with padding
- Provides light compression to reduce swelling
- 1.25cm width suitable for precision strapping
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