Who it suits
Clinics doing hands on work where the table has to stay solid under load: manipulation, mobilisation, heavier clients and anyone being transferred on from a wheelchair. The legs are angled to resist sideways movement, and levelling feet plus retractable castors mean it sits dead still in use and still rolls when you need to reposition the room.
Height is powered, driven by German motors and controlled at the foot, so your hands stay on the client through the whole adjustment. It drops low enough for a client who cannot lift a leg high, then comes up to a working height that keeps the clinician out of a stooped posture for the rest of the day.
Three sections and a dual backrest design let the leg rest be raised into a backrest position, so the table can be set up for prone, supine, seated or semi reclined work without moving the client. Side brackets take exercise attachments and stabilising belts.
