Overview
The Corner Rehabilitation Training Stairs is a 90-degree staircase unit designed for physical therapy and mobility rehabilitation. It enables practice of stair ascent and descent as well as direction changes, with side handrails for supported training. The angled layout helps make efficient use of room corners in therapy spaces.
Key features
- 90-degree corner configuration for change-of-direction training.
- Suitable for physical therapy, rehabilitation, gait and functional training.
- Side handrails for support; height adjustable.
- Anti-slip stair treads.
- Durable construction: wood with treated metal components (per product design).
- Space-efficient design for therapy rooms and clinics.
- Intended for adults and children.
- Two-piece construction that can be separated to facilitate transport and room rearrangement.
- Manufactured in Saudi Arabia.
Typical uses
Use as part of a therapist-directed program and according to the user’s abilities and goals:
- Progressive practice of stair ascent and descent.
- Balance and movement control training.
- Direction-change drills enabled by the corner layout.
- Weight-shifting between limbs.
- Functional training for daily activities.
- Walking and gait training.
- Programs for adults and pediatric rehabilitation.
- For use in physical therapy centers, rehabilitation clinics, day-care centers, and similar facilities.
Guidance and safety
- Ensure the unit is stable and placed on a level surface before use.
- Adjust handrail height appropriately and confirm secure locking.
- Keep treads dry and clean.
- Begin at a level appropriate to the user’s ability; progress gradually.
- Monitor balance and movement throughout; stop if unsafe or if excessive fatigue occurs.
- Use under professional supervision when assistance is needed or if there is fall risk.
- Do not exceed the product’s allowable capacity.
- Inspect handrails, fasteners, and structure periodically; discontinue use if any damage is observed.
- The device is not a standalone treatment for any medical condition; follow the clinician’s evaluation and plan.
Straight vs. corner stairs
Straight therapy stairs provide a direct path for stair practice. Corner stairs add direction-change capability and support a wider range of functional drills while optimizing corner space.
Specification summary
- Product type: Corner rehabilitation stairs (90-degree).
- Handrails: Height-adjustable side rails.
- Treads: Anti-slip surface.
- Materials: Durable wood with treated metal components.
- Configuration: Two separable sections for transport and handling.
- Intended users: Adults and children.
- Country of manufacture: Saudi Arabia.
