• Autonomous and safe access: the step eliminates the gap between the floor and the couch, reducing the risk of falls and trips during access.
• Compatibility with sterilized environments: the 18/10 stainless steel and non-slip rubber are resistant to hospital disinfectants and detergents, ensuring hygiene without degradation.
• Certified stability: the non-slip studs on the legs and the injected rubber base keep the step stool fixed during use, even on smooth floors.
• Durability in critical environments: the stainless steel structure resists corrosion and scratches, prolonging its useful life even in high-frequency use contexts.
• Ergonomics for operators: the standardized height of 250 mm reduces the need for assisted maneuvers, decreasing fatigue for medical staff.

The step stool is the standard tool in medical clinics, diagnostic offices, and specialized clinics where patients must access raised examination couches. It is particularly indicated in geriatric, cardiological, and orthopedic contexts, where accessibility facilitates the diagnostic path and reduces complications during the visit.

It is also used in rehabilitation facilities, physiotherapy centers, and dental clinics where safe access is a mandatory requirement. The stainless steel makes it ideal for environments subjected to intensive sanitization cycles.

This solution is correct when you need to ensure certified accessibility and lasting hygiene in a medical office or clinic. It is the appropriate choice if you work with elderly, disabled, or post-surgery patients, or if you are required by accessibility standards (e.g., public or accredited facilities).

The single-step stool is sufficient for climbs up to 250 mm; if the height difference is greater, it will be necessary to evaluate multi-step solutions. The stainless steel structure is a prerequisite in environments where strong disinfectants (chlorine, alcohol, peroxide) are used daily, unlike alternative materials that would degrade.

What is the difference between this step stool and access ramps?

The step stool is a localized solution for small height differences (up to 250 mm) and occupies minimal space. Ramps are indicated for larger height differences and long paths. The step stool is more suitable in clinics where space is limited and couch access is the focus.

How to maintain the non-slip rubber over time?

The injected rubber base is resistant to standard disinfectants. Clean regularly with neutral detergents or alcohol-based disinfectants. Avoid aggressive solvents. The rubber maintains its non-slip properties even after repeated sanitization cycles.

Is 18/10 stainless steel suitable for hospital environments?

Yes, it is the most suitable grade of stainless steel for medical environments. The 18/10 chrome-nickel ratio guarantees resistance to corrosion even with chlorine and peroxide-based disinfectants common in healthcare facilities.

Is the step stool stable on irregular floors?

The non-slip studs on the legs provide stability on smooth and slightly irregular floors. If the floor has marked variations, evaluate using a check protocol before each use to ensure safety.

Is manufacturer authorization required for installation?

No, the step stool does not require fixed installation. It is a mobile device that must be positioned next to the couch and checked before each use. It does not need to be fixed to the wall or floor.