• Structural stability: the steel frame eliminates oscillations during mobilization maneuvers, increasing patient confidence.
• Extended work surface: the 150 cm width allows the correct application of Bobath and Vojta methods, allowing the therapist to position themselves next to the patient.
• Operational ergonomics: the wide height range reduces the biomechanical load on the operator’s back, adapting to different types of treatment.
• Facilitated accessibility: the minimum height of 45.5 cm allows easy access even for patients in wheelchairs or with severe motor deficits.
• Certified hygiene: the synthetic leather allows rapid and deep disinfection, maintaining high standards of clinical asepsis.

This table finds its ideal placement in neurological rehabilitation centers, physiatry departments, and clinics specialized in the treatment of stroke outcomes, spinal cord injuries, or cerebral palsy. It is an indispensable tool for professionals practicing intensive neuromotor re-education, where space and platform resistance are binding technical requirements for the effectiveness of therapy.

The table is the correct choice for facilities that need a multifunctional platform capable of withstanding high dynamic loads. Unlike standard examination tables, this Bobath model offers the structural support necessary for techniques of passive and active mobilization assisted. It is the ideal device when operational prerequisites include the need to accommodate bariatric patients or treatments that involve workloads up to 170 kg without mechanical bending.

What is the difference between this model and a standard physiotherapy table?

The Bobath table stands out for its platform width (150 cm versus the standard 60-70 cm), a fundamental feature to allow the therapist to climb onto the table with the patient to guide their movements during neurological rehabilitation.

Does the product comply with regulations for medical use?

Yes, the device is built with materials suitable for professional healthcare use, with synthetic leather finishes tested for resistance to hospital disinfectants and a mechanical structure designed for maximum operational safety in compliance with current directives.

Does the 170 kg capacity refer to static or dynamic load?

The indicated capacity of 170 kg refers to the maximum safety load that the structure can support, guaranteeing mechanical stability during the performance of normal therapeutic routines and patient transfers.