Wooden Treatment and Examination Table with Lower Shelf and Face Hole
A fixed wooden table designed for clinical use in physical therapy, rehabilitation, massage, and general examinations. The structure provides stable patient support, with an integrated lower shelf for supplies and a face hole at the head section to facilitate prone positioning.
Key features
- Stable wooden frame.
- Integrated lower shelf for organizing towels, linens, frequently used supplies, massage tools, and selected therapy accessories.
- Face/respiratory opening at the head section to improve comfort during prone treatments.
- Fixed-height, practical design suitable for clinics and therapy rooms.
- Surface area intended for patient positioning during sessions.
Applications
Used as a primary platform for therapy and assessment sessions that require a comfortable, stable lying position. Suitable for physical therapy, manual therapy, massage, examination, and selected rehabilitation applications in clinics and rehabilitation centers.
Lower shelf
The lower shelf helps keep treatment rooms organized by keeping essential items within reach. Do not exceed the shelf or table load capacity as defined by the manufacturer.
Face hole
The face opening supports prone positioning by providing space for the face and reducing prolonged head rotation during certain treatments or massage sessions.
Selection considerations
- Type of use: physical therapy, massage, examination, or rehabilitation.
- Room space: allow adequate clearance for practitioner and patient movement.
- Height adjustment needs: if frequent height or section changes are required, consider an electric adjustable table.
- Face hole: important for treatments performed in the prone position.
- Storage: a lower shelf can improve workflow and organization.
- Cleaning and maintenance: choose finishes and upholstery that are easy to clean.
Care and maintenance
- Clean the surface regularly.
- Use cleaning agents appropriate for wood and upholstery.
- Avoid chemicals that may damage wood or upholstery.
- Keep wooden components dry.
- Periodically inspect and tighten fasteners.
- Do not exceed the permitted working load.
- Inspect the face opening and surface before use.
- Keep the lower shelf organized and avoid overloading.
Wooden vs. electric treatment tables
Fixed wooden tables offer a simple, stable platform without powered height adjustment. Electric models typically allow height and/or section adjustments, offering greater positioning flexibility. Selection depends on workflow, budget, and practitioner requirements.
Specifications
- Product type: Fixed treatment and examination table.
- Frame/material: Wood.
- Shelf: Integrated lower storage shelf.
- Face/respiratory opening: Included.
- Intended use: Physical therapy, massage, manual therapy, examination, and selected rehabilitation applications.
- Intended setting: Clinics, rehabilitation centers, and therapy facilities.
- Design: Fixed and practical.
Note: Dimensions and maximum working load are not specified here. Confirm these and any other technical details from the actual product specifications before procurement or clinical use.
