The full specification, sizes and finishes are below.
Gait re-training with the therapist's hands free. Height and width both adjust, and the walking surface is a bevelled anti-slip platform rather than bare floor — so the patient steps up once and stays inside the training zone.
The 8 ft suits a treatment room; the 10 ft gives a patient enough distance to find a rhythm before they turn.
Pick a step and the figure above moves into it. Set-up first, then the session — the order a therapist actually works in.
| Overall length | 8 ft / 10 ft |
|---|---|
| Handrail height | Adjustable — range |
| Clear width between rails | Adjustable — range |
| Handrail material | Stainless steel |
| Walking surface | Anti-slip platform, bevelled ends |
| Frame finish | confirm |
| Safe working load | confirm |
| Nett weight | confirm |
| Warranty | confirm |
| Installation | Included |
Rows marked confirm are waiting on our own figures. Nothing here has been filled in with a number borrowed from somewhere else — if it is on this page, it came from the works.
Send us the requirement sheet and we will return it line by line, against our controlled item codes, in the format the annexure asks for.
Because a photograph of one unit in one room tells you almost nothing about the one you are buying. The model above is the 10 ft configuration; rotate it, walk around it, and check it against the space you have. The figure is set at 1.70 m so you can read the scale off the screen.
The model shows the unit's form and envelope. It is not a manufacturing drawing, and it does not describe how the frame is jointed or welded — that stays in the works.