This category brings together wall bars, exercise accessories and pulley equipment, alongside the furniture needed for a physiotherapy clinic. To make a coherent choice, distinguish the main equipment from accessories fitted to it and check exactly what is included in the offer.
For wall bars, compare height, width, available space and fixing requirements. Pull-up bars and support accessories should be selected according to stated compatibility; two products appearing in the same category does not confirm that they can be fitted together.
For clinics using suspended or wall-mounted equipment, check the mounting surface and the space required for use in advance. Fixings and installation may require a separate assessment depending on the equipment and the room.
Compare the equipment's configuration, adjustments and accessories for the intended exercises. Bars, wrist or ankle cuffs and connectors serve different purposes. Check the connection system and the list of included accessories before adding to the equipment.
The dedicated subcategory includes folding, fixed and electric tables, massage chairs and therapist stools. For a clinic, consider usable dimensions, access around the table, height adjustment and upholstery care. For travel, weight and folded dimensions are important.
Are the accessories in the photograph included?
The product's contents list defines the equipment supplied. Photographs may also show configurations with additional accessories.
Can I combine accessories from different manufacturers?
Only where compatibility has been confirmed for those specific models. Apparently similar dimensions are not sufficient.
The specialist supervising the use of the equipment is responsible for selecting exercises, adjustments and loads within a rehabilitation programme.