Fabrication Enterprises Clinton, Recovery Couch, Sliding Doors, Flat Foam Adjustable Headrest, 72" x 27" x 20"

Clinton, Recovery Couch, Sliding Doors, Flat Foam Adjustable Headrest, 72" x 27" x 20"

This recovery couch is a low-profile rest and exam support surface with sliding-door storage and an adjustable headrest. It fits first aid rooms, sick rooms, outpatient surgery centers, medical facilities, and athletic training areas that need a durable, comfortable place for patients or staff to lie down and recover. The couch measures 72 inch x 27 inch x 20 inch and supports up to 300 lbs.

Good Fit For

• First aid or sick rooms in schools or businesses
• Outpatient surgery centers
• Medical facilities
• Athletic training centers and locker rooms

Key Features

• Low 20 inch height helps users get on and off more easily during recovery
• Sliding-door cabinet base adds enclosed storage under the couch
• Flat foam adjustable headrest supports more flexible positioning
• 27 inch x 72 inch surface gives users a roomy place to rest
• 300 lb. weight capacity suits routine recovery room use
• All-laminate construction is easy to clean with water and mild detergent

Applications and Usage

• Providing a place to rest after a procedure
• Supporting recovery or regrouping in a first aid room
• Offering a lay-down surface in training or locker room settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Wood.
• Color and finish selection must be specified when ordering
• Optional paper cutter, drawer locks, and alternate vinyl choices are available separately
• Routine cleaning only requires water and a mild detergent

FAQ

• How large is this recovery couch? This recovery couch measures 72 inches long, 27 inches wide, and 20 inches high.
• What is the weight capacity? The couch has a 300 lb. weight capacity.
• Does this couch include storage? Yes. The cabinet-style base has sliding doors for enclosed storage.
• Can the headrest position be adjusted? Yes. This model has a flat foam adjustable headrest.
• Where is this recovery couch commonly used? Common settings include school or workplace first aid rooms, sick rooms, outpatient surgery centers, medical facilities, and athletic training or locker room areas.

From Clinton by Fabrication Enterprises.