A single fixed step for helping a patient up onto an examination couch, a bed or a plinth. The height is a comfortable first rise for most people who can weight bear but cannot manage a full step up, and the fixed frame does not shift underfoot the way a lightweight step can.
The tread carries a rubber non-slip surface, which holds grip with bare feet, socks or shoes, and stays predictable when the floor is wet. Steel construction takes constant use in a busy clinic or ward and wipes clean at the end of a list.






