The HT Clinic Fixed Height Table with Backrest & Two Drawers brings patient support and practical organisation together for everyday clinical care. Its rigid, all-welded steel frame and H-brace reinforcement provide a steady foundation for examinations and hands-on treatment. Durable construction makes it suited to rooms used regularly for assessments, consultations and rehabilitation appointments.
The manually adjustable backrest supports flat and reclined positions, allowing patient positioning to suit the area being examined or treated. Firm cushioning provides a supportive surface for hands-on assessment, while levelling feet help minimise rocking on uneven flooring. Rounded cushioning corners soften accidental contact as patients get on or off and practitioners move around the table.
Two drawers keep smaller supplies organised, while the open lower shelf provides easy access to larger essentials. Together with the integrated paper dispenser, this keeps preparation and routine supplies at the treatment station. Smooth, flexible PU synthetic leather supports patient comfort and practical cleaning. Navy blue upholstery complements the gray powder-coated frame and gray laminate storage unit for a coordinated clinical appearance.
Ideal Treatment Settings:
- General medical examination rooms
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics
- Sports injury assessment rooms
- Occupational health clinics
Adjustability At a Glance:
- Backrest: Manual angle adjustment
All Features:
- Manually Adjustable Backrest: Supports flat and reclined positioning for examinations, assessments and rehabilitation treatments.
- Two Storage Drawers: Keep smaller clinical supplies organised and close to the treatment area.
- Open Lower Shelf: Provides accessible storage for larger supplies and frequently used equipment.
- Integrated Paper Dispenser: Keeps examination paper conveniently positioned for preparing the surface between appointments.
- 227kg Load Capacity: Provides substantial support for routine patient care.
- 5cm Firm Foam Padding: Offers supportive cushioning for patient positioning and hands-on assessment.
- Rigid All-Welded Steel Frame: Provides a durable foundation for regular clinical use.
- H-Brace Reinforcement: Adds structural support for a stable examination and treatment surface.
- Gray Laminate Shelf and Drawer Unit: Combines practical storage with a coordinated clinical appearance.
- Smooth Rounded Corners: Help reduce bumps during patient access and practitioner movement.
- Levelling Feet: Help minimise rocking on uneven flooring.
- Pre-Threaded Assembly Hardware: Simplifies setup using basic tools.
Technical Specifications:
- Table Type: Steel examination and treatment table with lifting backrest
- Length: 184cm
- Width: 76cm
- Height: 79cm
- Backrest Adjustment: Manual angle adjustment
- Maximum Working Weight: 227kg during normal use
- Foam Thickness: 5cm
- Padding: Firm foam; rounded cushioning corners
- Upholstery Material: PU synthetic leather
- Upholstery Colour: Navy blue
- Frame Material and Construction: Steel, all-welded construction with H-brace reinforcement; gray powder-coated finish
- Storage: Open lower shelf and two drawers; gray laminate construction
What’s Included:
- HT Clinic Fixed Height Table with Backrest & Two Drawers
Frequently asked questions (FAQs):
- Why is a firm, rigid treatment surface useful for clinical assessment?
A firm surface and rigid H-brace frame provide a stable foundation when patient positioning, palpation and hands-on assessment require consistent support rather than deep cushioning that moves significantly under pressure.
- How can a lifting backrest improve clinical access during an examination?
Changing the patient from flat to supported recline can bring the upper torso into a more suitable position for examination or treatment while allowing the practitioner to work from a different angle around the patient.
- Why combine drawers and an open shelf rather than using one type of storage?
The two storage formats serve different practical needs. Drawers organise smaller items that benefit from separation, while the open shelf keeps larger or frequently used supplies immediately accessible during appointments.
- How does keeping paper and supplies at the table support efficient clinical care?
Keeping examination paper and commonly used supplies at the treatment station reduces repeated movement away from the patient and helps streamline preparation between different stages of an appointment.
