Mounting an iPad or tablet — on a wheelchair, at a table, in bed, or on a floor stand
Looking for a custom mounting solution for a tablet-based communication system on a wheelchair — or anywhere else the tablet needs to be? CS Mounting Systems builds Rehadapt mounts to order, so the tablet sits exactly where the person using it can see it, reach it, and use it all day.
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Why a mount from us is never just “standard”
Three things set these mounts apart — and they are the reason a clinician can find the right mount for each client.
A number of different ways to mount a tablet
On the wheelchair, clamped to a desk or table, at the bedside, or on a rolling floor stand — we offer a number of different ways to mount tablets, so a clinician can choose the right mount for their client: the same tablet can go where the client spends their day, instead of the client having to adapt to one fixed mount.
Even the standard mounts are custom
In each case, someone is choosing an adapter from many — to fit that exact iPad or tablet, in its case — and pairing it with one of a huge range of frame clamps, to fit that exact chair. The combination is assembled for one person and one wheelchair.
Maximum positioning range
Rehadapt’s unique design creates maximum positioning range — the tablet can be brought to the right height, distance and angle for seeing and reaching, swung aside for transfers, and re-positioned as the client’s seating or needs change, without replacing the mount.
How a mount is built up
Every mount — even a “standard” one — is a combination chosen for one person and one wheelchair:
Tablet adapter
chosen from many, for the exact device & case
Mount arm
length & joints for the reach needed
Frame clamp
one of a huge range, for the exact chair
A mount fitted to that client
even when it starts as a “standard” mount
Choose where you want to mount the iPad or tablet
Pick a setting and the panel below fills in with that setting’s mounts — the same chooser your visitors use now, kept from your original site.
Recommended mounts for an iPad or tablet on a wheelchair
Wheelchair mounts clamp to the chair’s frame and hold the tablet in front of the client for communication, school or work — then swing away for transfers. The frame clamp is matched to the exact chair, so the mount fits manual and power wheelchairs alike.
Monty 3D Swing-Away Wheelchair Mount
Swings aside for transfers, returns to the same position
Wheelchair Mount with Tablet Holder
Frame-clamped, positioned for everyday communication
Recommended mounts for an iPad or tablet at a desk or table
Table mounts clamp to the edge of a desk, classroom table or tray and hold the tablet at the right height and angle for schoolwork and therapy — then come off again with no drilling and no damage to the furniture.
ClampOnMount Table Mount
Clamps to a table edge, positions the tablet over the surface
Tablet Holder with Table Clamp Arm
Articulated arm that clamps on where the client works
Recommended mounts for an iPad or tablet in bed
Bed mounts bring the tablet within sight and reach of someone in bed — clamped to the bed frame, or on a rolling stand at the bedside — and move aside for care and transfers. The tablet comes to the client, not the other way round.
Bed-Frame Clamp Mount with Tablet Holder
Clamps to the bed frame, holds the tablet in reach
FS EcoFloat — used at the bedside
Rolls to the bed, positions the tablet over it
Recommended mounts for an iPad or tablet on a floor stand (rolling frame)
A floor stand — a rolling frame — holds the tablet without attaching to a wheelchair or furniture at all. It rolls to a comfy chair, a bedside or a standing frame, and suits chairs that cannot take a clamp or devices shared between people.
FS EcoFloat Floor Stand
Rolling frame, height-adjustable arm
TeleFloat & PentaFloat Floor Stands
Different rolling bases for different floors and chairs
Mounts for an iPad or tablet on a wheelchair
A wheelchair mount holds a tablet or communication device where the client can see and reach it all day, on the chair they already use. The mount clamps to the wheelchair frame — the clamp is chosen from a huge range to fit that exact chair — and the adapter is chosen to fit that exact tablet.
Rehadapt’s design gives maximum positioning range, and swing-away arms move the tablet aside for transfers and transport without removing it.
- Best for: communication devices and tablets used out and about, at school, and at home
- Attaches with: a frame clamp matched to the chair — manual and power wheelchairs
- Good to know: the same mount can often carry a different device later, with a new adapter
Monty 3D Swing-Away Wheelchair Mount
Swings the tablet aside for transfers, then returns it to the same position.
$123
Wheelchair Mount with Tablet Holder
Frame-clamped mount positioned for everyday communication and reach.
$123
Mounts for an iPad or tablet at a desk or table
A table mount clamps an iPad or tablet to the edge of a desk, classroom table, work surface or tray, holding it at the right height and angle for schoolwork, therapy sessions and computer access — and it comes off again without tools or damage to the furniture.
It suits clients who use the tablet in one place, or as a second mounting point alongside a wheelchair mount, using the same adapter.
- Best for: classrooms, therapy rooms, desks and activity tables
- Attaches with: a clamp on the table edge — no drilling, no permanent fixing
- Good to know: pairs with the same tablet adapter used on the wheelchair mount
ClampOnMount Table Mount
Clamps to a table edge and positions the tablet over the work surface.
$123
Tablet Holder with Table Clamp Arm
Articulated arm and tablet holder that clamp on where the client works.
$123
Mounts for an iPad or tablet in bed
A bed mount brings a tablet or communication device within sight and reach of someone spending long periods in bed — for communication, entertainment, or controlling their environment — positioned over or beside the bed and moved aside for care and transfers.
Depending on the room, that can be a clamp on the bed frame or a rolling stand positioned at the bedside; the clinician chooses whichever suits the client and the bed.
- Best for: hospital and home beds, recovery, and evening communication
- Attaches with: a bed-frame clamp, or a floor stand rolled to the bedside
- Good to know: positioning range matters most here — the tablet comes to the client
Bed-Frame Clamp Mount with Tablet Holder
Clamps to the bed frame and holds the tablet where it can be seen and reached.
$123
FS EcoFloat — used at the bedside
A rolling stand that positions the tablet over the bed, then rolls away. Also listed under Floor stand — the same mount, two settings.
$123
Mounts for an iPad or tablet on a floor stand (rolling frame)
A floor stand — a rolling frame — holds a tablet or communication device without attaching to a wheelchair or furniture at all. It rolls to wherever the client is: beside a comfy chair, at the bedside, or in front of a standing frame, and rolls away again.
It is often the simplest answer when a chair cannot take a clamp, when several people share one device, or when the tablet is used in more than one room.
- Best for: comfy chairs, shared devices, and rooms where nothing can be clamped
- Attaches with: nothing — the wheeled base stands on the floor
- Good to know: “floor stand” and “rolling frame” are the same thing on this page
FS EcoFloat Floor Stand
Rolling frame with a height-adjustable arm for tablets and communication devices.
$123
Rehadapt Floor Stands — TeleFloat & PentaFloat
Different rolling bases for different floors, chairs and reach — chosen per client.
$123
The same mount can suit more than one device — on purpose
An item tagged with two devices — say Tablet and AAC — appears under both device choices. That is not an error: the same mount can be used for a variety of devices, so it shows up everywhere it genuinely fits.
- Tablet
- AAC
- Eye-gaze
- Laptop
Need help choosing a tablet mount?
Tell us the tablet, the case it’s in, and the wheelchair (or the desk, bed or chair) — we’ll quote the adapter, arm and clamp combination that fits.
How this page keeps both: the chooser and the AI text
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