Wood rehabilitation stairs
Rehabilitation training stairs are professional physiotherapy equipment for step-up and step-down functional training. Equipped with sturdy wooden frames, double safety handrails and anti-slip step mats, it helps patients practice gait, improve balance, rebuild lower limb muscle strength and regain the ability to climb stairs safely after injury, stroke or orthopedic surgery. Suitable for physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation hospitals and nursing care centers.
Wood rehabilitation stairs
Overview of wood rehabilitation stairs
Rehabilitation training stairs are professional physiotherapy equipment for step-up and step-down functional training. Equipped with sturdy wooden frames, double safety handrails and anti-slip step mats, it helps patients practice gait, improve balance, rebuild lower limb muscle strength and regain the ability to climb stairs safely after injury, stroke or orthopedic surgery. Suitable for physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation hospitals and nursing care centers.
Key Features
1. Small length for limited clinic space
2. Anti-slip green surface, prevents slipping during training
3. Sturdy wooden inner structure, stable and heavy load-bearing
4. Bright edge marking for clear boundary reminder
5. Integrated portable handles for easy moving and repositioning
6. Safe rounded edges to reduce injury risk
Application
1. Stroke hemiplegia curb and slope walking rehabilitation
2. Knee, hip and ankle post-operation functional training
3. Lower limb injury recovery and balance improvement
4. Geriatric mobility training and fall prevention
5. Neurological disorder daily walking ability assessment
Specifications
1. Material: Solid wood frame with anti-slip surface
2. Combination: 4 steps
3. Anti-slip top layer
4. Built-in carrying handles
5. Stable one-piece structure
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Rehabilitation training stairs are professional physiotherapy equipment for step-up and step-down functional training. Equipped with sturdy wooden frames, double safety handrails and anti-slip step mats, it helps patients practice gait, improve balance, rebuild lower limb muscle strength and regain the ability to climb stairs safely after injury, stroke or orthopedic surgery. Suitable for physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation hospitals and nursing care centers.

