• Operational width: the 4 sq m surface allows the therapist to position themselves next to the patient, facilitating neuro-motor stimulation techniques.
• Positioning precision: the powerful 8000N motor ensures millimetric height adjustment even at full load, eliminating physical effort for the operator.
• Regulatory compliance: the use of class IM1 fire-retardant materials allows the table to be placed in healthcare facilities subject to strict fire safety controls.
• Structural integrity: the peripheral protection edge prevents accidental tears in the upholstery, extending the useful life of the device in high-turnover contexts.
• Movement versatility: the wheel system allows for rapid reconfiguration of the rehabilitation gym spaces without the need for manual lifting.

The table is intended for intensive rehabilitation centers, neurology departments and clinics specialized in the treatment of central nervous system pathologies. It finds elective use in pediatric physiotherapy and in the treatment of adult patients with clinical conditions requiring rolling exercises, postural transitions and trunk stabilization on wide support bases.

This model is the correct choice when standard examination or massage tables are insufficient in terms of surface area and stability. It represents the necessary standard for the application of Bobath protocols, where the interaction space between therapist and patient is an essential clinical requirement.

For optimal operation, placement in areas with free maneuvering space on all sides and proximity to a power outlet for managing the lifting motor is required.

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

The difference lies in the dimensions and the load capacity. While a standard table is usually between 60 and 80 cm wide, this model offers a square surface of 200x200 cm, essential for accommodating both the patient and the operator during neuro-motor exercises.

Does the upholstery comply with public hospital safety regulations?

Yes, the platform is made with fire-retardant upholstery and foam certified in class IM1, making it suitable for use in public facilities and private clinics subject to fire safety regulations.

Is it possible to move the table while the patient is on board?

The wheels are designed to facilitate the repositioning of the empty table or with minimal loads; for reasons of safety and stability during therapy, the table must be used in a static position.