Fabrication Enterprises Clinton, Floor Mounted Parallel Bars, 10'

Clinton, Floor Mounted Parallel Bars, 10'

Clinton floor mounted parallel bars are physical therapy gait training bars for helping individuals re-learn to walk and work on balance, strength, range of motion, and mobility. This model fits rehab and therapy settings that need stable, floor-mounted support with adjustable height and width for different users. The bars run 10 feet long, adjust from 26 inch to 39 inch high, and support up to 400 lbs.

Good Fit For

• Physical therapy gait training
• Rehabilitation spaces with floor-mounted equipment
• Balance, mobility, and walking re-training

Key Features

• Floor-mounted design adds stable support for physical therapy gait training
• Adjustable height and width help accommodate different users and therapy needs
• 10 foot handrail length gives patients room for walking practice
• 400 lb. weight capacity supports a wide range of users
• Steel uprights and one-piece stainless steel handrails are built for durability and easy cleaning
• Spring-loaded plungers, numbered height indicators, and a second height knob help simplify setup and reduce side-to-side play

Applications and Usage

• Helping patients re-learn to walk during physical therapy
• Supporting gait training exercises
• Working on balance and mobility in rehab settings
• Assisting range of motion and strength-focused therapy sessions

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Wood.
• Assembly is required.
• This equipment is intended for physical therapy use only, not for gymnastics use.
• The bars mount directly to the floor, so installation planning is important.

FAQ

• What is the length of these parallel bars? These floor mounted parallel bars are 10 feet long.
• Is the height adjustable? Yes. The height adjusts from 26 inch to 39 inch using spring-loaded plungers, and numbered height indicator strips help with setup.
• What is the weight capacity? These parallel bars support up to 400 lbs.
• Are the bars suitable for gymnastics training? No. These parallel bars are intended for physical therapy use only, not for gymnastics use.
• How should the bars be cleaned? The bars and uprights can be cleaned with a soft cloth and dish soap. A mild cleaning agent can be used if there are sanitation concerns.

From Clinton by Fabrication Enterprises.