• Extra-large surface: The 150 cm width allows for the correct execution of Bobath techniques, enabling the therapist to work in symbiosis with the patient on the same plane.
• Increased capacity: The 270 kg load capacity guarantees absolute stability even during the treatment of bariatric patients or in the event of high dynamic stresses.
• Structural resistance: The steel frame with epoxy finish prevents premature wear and resists the mechanical shocks typical of high-frequency use environments.
• Simplified hygiene: The synthetic leather upholstery is compatible with the main hospital detergents, ensuring rapid decontamination between patients.
• Ergonomic comfort: The foam padding maintains its shape over time, offering stable support that reduces the patient’s sense of fatigue during prolonged sessions.

This device finds its ideal placement in neurological rehabilitation centers and physiotherapy clinics specialized in the treatment of motor disorders resulting from central nervous system lesions. It is also widely used in the pediatric field, where the generous space facilitates interaction between therapist, child and caregiver, and in occupational therapy departments for joint mobility and postural control exercises.

The choice of this table is indicated when the rehabilitation protocol requires superior stability and a range of motion that standard examination tables cannot offer. Compared to narrower solutions, the Bobath model eliminates the risk of accidental falls during posture changes and allows the therapist to apply correct vector forces without compromising their own operational ergonomics. It is the definitive solution for facilities managing patients with reduced motor autonomy who require a wide and safe work surface.

What is the difference between a Bobath table and a standard physiotherapy table?

The Bobath table stands out for its considerably greater width, usually between 100 and 200 cm, specifically designed to allow the therapist to get onto the table with the patient, an essential condition for many neurological rehabilitation techniques.

Which certifications and regulations does this device comply with?

The product is manufactured in compliance with the safety requirements for medical devices, using materials certified for use in the healthcare sector and ensuring the biocompatibility of the upholstery fabrics.

Is the upholstery resistant to alcohol-based disinfectants?

Yes, the synthetic leather used is designed to withstand frequent sanitization with products specific to the medical environment, as long as they do not contain abrasive agents that could damage the epoxy finish or the fabric.