Clinton Industries Training Staircase Small Overall Size 40 X 47-3/4 X 54 Inch / Platform 24 X 24 X 36 Inch / Each Step 6 X 10 X 36 Inch, 1/EA

Training Staircase Small Overall Size 40 X 47-3/4 X 54 Inch / Platform 24 X 24 X 36 Inch / Each Step 6 X 10 X 36 Inch, 1/EA

This training staircase is a small straight rehabilitation staircase for gait and stair-training activities. It fits facilities that need a space-saving stair unit where patients can ascend and descend without turning, while still offering durable handrails and reinforced support. This small model has a 500 lb. weight capacity under normal use and requires a minimum 8 foot ceiling.

Good Fit For

• Rehabilitation rooms with limited floor space
• Therapy areas that need straight stair training
• Facilities needing a staircase with a higher load capacity

Key Features

• Small straight staircase helps fit stair training into limited space
• Straight up-and-down design lets the patient ascend and descend without turning
• 500 lb. bariatric load capacity under normal use supports a wider range of patient needs
• Comfort grip, moulded solid hardwood handrails help provide a secure handhold
• Steel fasteners, metal braces, and brace-reinforced underside add support and durability
• Two full-width safety treads on each step help support safer foot placement

Applications and Usage

• Stair ascent and descent training in rehab settings
• Patient mobility practice on a straight staircase
• Space-conscious therapy room setup where turning on stairs is not preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 4 X 54 Inch.
• Material: Wood.
• Requires a minimum 8 foot ceiling
• This is a small straight staircase, so buyers should confirm the room layout matches the overall footprint
• Pre-assembled handrails and uprights may help with setup planning

FAQ

• Will this training staircase work in a smaller rehab space? Yes. This is a small straight staircase intended for limited space, which can make it a practical option when a full-size stair unit is not the best fit.
• Do patients need to turn while using this staircase? No. The straight staircase design allows the patient to ascend and descend without turning.
• What ceiling height is required? This training staircase requires a minimum 8 foot ceiling.
• How much weight can the staircase support? The staircase supports up to 500 lbs. under normal use.
• What helps make the staircase durable for regular facility use? The unit uses steel fasteners, metal braces, powder-coated steel uprights, a brace-reinforced underside, and a hardwood plywood base with a UV-cured topcoat finish.

From Clinton Industries.