Wheelchair Mounts for iPads and Assistive Devices in Canada
CS Mounting Systems is the Canadian distributor for Rehadapt, helping therapists, clinics, and families mount iPads, communication devices, eye-gaze systems, and switches securely to wheelchairs. Based in Vancouver and serving all of Canada, we configure complete mounting assemblies so you get safe, reliable access without guessing part numbers.
What we do
We design and supply Rehadapt wheelchair mounts for tablets, speech devices, eye-gaze systems, and switches. Every configuration is built for secure positioning, good visual regard, and everyday usability.
iPad and tablet mounts for communication, learning, and entertainment.
Mounts for AAC devices and eye-gaze systems on manual and power wheelchairs.
Switch and control mounts for joysticks and wheelchair controls.
Who we serve
We work with occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, wheelchair and seating clinics, and families across Canada.
Clinicians needing dependable mounting options for their clients.
Clinics standardizing Rehadapt mounts across their fleet.
Individuals looking for secure, adjustable iPad and device mounts.
How it works
Share Details: Share wheelchair and device details.
Get Configuration: Get a complete Rehadapt configuration.
Setup: Install and fine-tune.
About CS Mounting Systems
CS Mounting Systems is led by David Joseph, the Canadian distributor for Rehadapt with over three decades of mounting experience in assistive technology. We collaborate with provincial programs, school teams, and rehab centres to make mounting decisions easier and more consistent.
Start with the application
Find a Mount
Begin with the device and access method. We’ll outline possible approaches and guide you to the right mounting solution.
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Choose the device
iPad & Tablet Mounts
Standard tablets, protective cases, positioning and access for the person using the device.
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Communication Device Mounts
Speech-generating and AAC devices, positioned for access and protected for daily use.
Explore communication mounting →
Eye-Gaze Mounts
Eye-gaze cameras and tablets, held steady at the right distance and angle.
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Laptop Mounts
Laptops and portable desks for work and school, on wheelchairs and tables.
Explore laptop mounting →
iPad & Tablet Mounts
Standard tablets, protective cases, positioning and access for the person using the device.
Eye-Gaze Mounting Systems
Positioning considerations for eye-gaze equipment and its communication device.
AAC & Speech-Generating Devices
Mounting approaches for communication devices and dedicated interfaces.
Switch & Control Mounts
Mounting switches and access controls where they can be reached and used.
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Where will it be used?
Your answers shape the recommendation — nothing is added to a cart.
Your starting point
iPad on a wheelchair
- Clamp the mount to the wheelchair frame or desk edge — no drilling into the chair.
- Position the tablet at eye level, within comfortable reach of the person using it.
- Pair with a protective case that has a built-in mounting interface.
Every setup is a little different. These are the proven approaches — we’ll match the parts to your chair and device.
Your answers shape the recommendation — nothing is added to a cart.
Your starting point
iPad at a desk or table
- Clamp the mount to the wheelchair frame or desk edge — no drilling into the chair.
- Position the tablet at eye level, within comfortable reach of the person using it.
- Pair with a protective case that has a built-in mounting interface.
Every setup is a little different. These are the proven approaches — we’ll match the parts to your chair and device.
Your answers shape the recommendation — nothing is added to a cart.
Your starting point
iPad in bed
- Clamp the mount to the wheelchair frame or desk edge — no drilling into the chair.
- Position the tablet at eye level, within comfortable reach of the person using it.
- Pair with a protective case that has a built-in mounting interface.
Every setup is a little different. These are the proven approaches — we’ll match the parts to your chair and device.
Your answers shape the recommendation — nothing is added to a cart.
Your starting point
iPad on a floor stand
- Clamp the mount to the wheelchair frame or desk edge — no drilling into the chair.
- Position the tablet at eye level, within comfortable reach of the person using it.
- Pair with a protective case that has a built-in mounting interface.
Every setup is a little different. These are the proven approaches — we’ll match the parts to your chair and device.
Rather talk it through?
Send the device model and a photo of the chair or space. We’ll reply with a mounting approach — usually within one business day.
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Fold-Down Wheelchair Mounts vs. Swing-Away Wheelchair Mounts: Comparison & Installation Guide
Fold-Down vs. Swing-Away Wheelchair Mounts: Comparison & Installation Guide Selecting the right mounting system for an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device or tablet requires
Request a Mounting Consultation
Tell us about the wheelchair and device needs, and we will configure a complete, hassle-free mounting solution.