Training Stairs

Straight staircase with platform enclosed on three sides. Anti-slip treads. 4 steps with 6" to 10" risers. Includes bus step. Overall: 55" L x 30" W x 54" H. Platform: 30" W x 24" D x 24" H. 500 lb weight capacity.

Straight staircase designed for departments with lower ceilings. Anti-slip treads. 2 and 3 step sides with bus step. 2 steps with 6" to 10" risers. Overall: 55" L x 30" W x 54" H. Platform: 30" W x 24" D x 12" H. 500 lb weight capacity.

Straight staircase. Includes bus step. Anti-slip treads. 8 steps with 6" to 10" risers. Overall: 96" L x 36" W x 60" H. Platform: 36" W x 36" D x 24" H. 500 lb weight capacity.

Convertible Exercise Stairs consist of two sections which lock securely together and CANNOT be unfastened accidentally. Stairs may be easily converted from a straight line along a wall to a right angle. Anti-slip safety treads on each step and platform. Furnished with hardwood handrails at heights of 18-1/2", 27" and 35" hight to accommodate both children and adults. Each stair section has vertical supports of angle iron, with sprayed black finish. All bolts and nuts are plated. Overall height 54". Height to platform 24". Long section 5'10". 30" wide, 4 and 8 steps. 3" x 10" and 6" x 10" risers. 500 lb weight capacity.

Convertible Exercise Stairs consist of two sections which lock securely together and CANNOT be unfastened accidentally. Stairs may be easily converted from a straight line along a wall to a right angle. Anti-slip safety treads on each step and platform. Furnished with hardwood handrails at heights of 18-1/2", 27" and 35" hight to accommodate both children and adults. Each stair section has vertical supports of angle iron, with sprayed black finish. All bolts and nuts are plated. Overall height 54". Height to platform 24". Long section 5'10". 30" wide, 4 and 8 steps. 3" x 10" and 6" x 10" risers. 500 lb weight capacity.

Convertible Exercise Stairs consist of two sections which lock securely together and CANNOT be unfastened accidentally. Stairs may be easily converted from a straight line along a wall to a right angle. Anti-slip safety treads on each step and platform. Furnished with hardwood handrails at heights of 18-1/2", 27" and 35" hight to accommodate both children and adults. Each stair section has vertical supports of angle iron, with sprayed black finish. All bolts and nuts are plated. Overall height 54". Height to platform 24". Long section 5'10". 30" wide, 4 and 8 steps. 3" x 10" and 6" x 10" risers. 500 lb weight capacity.

Bariatric training stairs are hardwood construction with tubular steel. Triple handrail design at 35", 26" and 17" height. 78" x 104" footprint; dual platform, anti-slip treads. 102" minimum ceiling height. Assembly required. 1000 lb weight capacity.

This set of Stainless-Steel Training Stairs are ideal for physical therapy rehabilitation facilities and their patients. Measuring a very generous 120"L x 35"W x 60"H and with a weight capacity of 800 lbs., this unit is capable of handling bariatric patients as well as regular, daily use. Steps descend from both sides, with 6 steps on side one and 4 on side two. Incredibly sturdy as these stairs are made of 14-gauge type 304 stainless steel. Additionally, the exposed exterior surfaces have been polished to a satin finish. Slip-resistant material is affixed to each step, providing another layer of safety. As sloped walking is one of the most difficult leg movements to attain for those re-learning to walk or trying to regain leg strength, these training stairs are one of the most important tools of the rehabilitation protocol. In addition to leg work, training stairs are terrific for stroke patients as well as those with balance issues. Why balance? Because training stairs require balancing on and activating one leg for a moment in time before the other leg moves to the next step. Walking stairs is also a terrific and efficient low-impact cardio workout. Stainless steel handrails have a diameter of 1.5", making for an easy and secure grip for all. The steps on side 1 are 6.25" tall while the steps on side 2 are 4.25" tall. Climbing stairs forces the body to work against gravity, utilizing muscles that often get neglected with other forms of exercise. Step climbing exercises have been shown to improve leg strength and step length in stroke patients. The top platform measures 24" x 35", ensuring plenty of space to safely turn around, rest or do additional exercises like squats.

This set of Stainless-Steel Training Stairs are ideal for physical therapy rehabilitation facilities and their patients. Measuring , 64"L x 30"W x 65"H and with a weight capacity of 800 lbs., this unit is capable of handling bariatric patients as well as regular, daily use. Steps descend from both sides, with 2 steps on side one and 3 on side two. Incredibly sturdy as these stairs are made of 14-gauge type 304 stainless steel. Additionally, the exposed exterior surfaces have been polished to a satin finish. Slip-resistant material is affixed to each step, providing another layer of safety. As sloped walking is one of the most difficult leg movements to attain for those re-learning to walk or trying to regain leg strength, these training stairs are one of the most important tools of the rehabilitation protocol. In addition to leg work, training stairs are terrific for stroke patients as well as those with balance issues. Why balance? Because training stairs require balancing on and activating one leg for a moment in time before the other leg moves to the next step. Walking stairs is also a terrific and efficient low-impact cardio workout. Stainless steel handrails have a diameter of 1.5", making for an easy and secure grip for all. The steps on side 1 are 6" tall while the steps on side 2 are 4" tall. Climbing stairs forces the body to work against gravity, utilizing muscles that often get neglected with other forms of exercise. Step climbing exercises have been shown to improve leg strength and step length in stroke patients. The top platform measures 31" x 31", ensuring plenty of space to safely turn around, rest or do additional exercises like squats.

This set of One-Sided Stainless-Steel Training Stairs are ideal for physical therapy rehabilitation facilities looking to conserve space while offering all the benefits of training stairs to their patients. Measuring 65"L x 30"W x 60"H and with a weight capacity of 800 lbs., this unit is capable of handling bariatric patients as well as regular, daily use. Four steps ascend from one side leading to a generously sized platform. Incredibly sturdy as these stairs are made of 14-gauge type 304 stainless steel. Additionally, the exposed exterior surfaces have been polished to a satin finish. Slip-resistant material is affixed to each step, providing another layer of safety. As sloped walking is one of the most difficult leg movements to attain for those re-learning to walk or trying to regain leg strength, these training stairs are one of the most important tools of the rehabilitation protocol. In addition to leg work, training stairs are terrific for stroke patients as well as those with balance issues. Why balance? Because training stairs require balancing on and activating one leg for a moment in time before the other leg moves to the next step. Walking stairs is also a terrific and efficient low-impact cardio workout. Stainless steel handrails have a diameter of 1.5", making for an easy and secure grip for all. The steps are 6" tall. Climbing stairs forces the body to work against gravity, utilizing muscles that often get neglected with other forms of exercise. Step climbing exercises have been shown to improve leg strength and step length in stroke patients. The top platform measures 31" x 31", ensuring plenty of space to safely turn around, rest or do additional exercises like squats.

StairTrainer is a rehabilitation and training aid. If you have an injury, it is important to commence your rehabilitation quickly, to give yourself the best chance of regaining as much of your prior mobility and fitness as possible. Stair training can start at an early stage, as StarTrainer can be set at various step heights to make it easier to get started after an injury or illness. This innovative device boasts fully adjustable handrails and stair height, making it suitable for both children and adults with varying requirements. Its adaptability proves invaluable in helping patients rebuild their confidence when ascending stairs. Rehabilitation can be initiated on low stairs with the height progressively increasing. It features a display which shows the current step height setting. This provides extra motivation to the patient to continue with their rehabilitation as they can monitor their progress as the stair height increases. The small plateau at the top is encircled by a handrail so that it is safe to turn round without the fear of falling down a long staircase. The design incorporates safety features such as an all-round handrail which makes it safer to use for both the user and the physiotherapist. The wheels give the StairTrainer additional flexibility by allowing you to easily relocate it to where you need it. Due to its compact design, it can fit through doorways as narrow as 90 cm. StairTrainer is a mobile, fully adjustable staircase that is used to support patients in rehabilitation as they learn to use stairs again.

The DST8000 Dynamic Stair Trainer is an innovative device designed for people in various stages of rehabilitation who exercise to regain their ability to use steps and slopes. The DST8000 enables the gradual practice of stair-climbing skills for people undergoing physical rehabilitation. The apparatus features four steps whose height can be adjusted electronically from 0- 6.5" between steps. In a click of a button PT can set the height of the stairs to a patient's current ability and slowly raise the height to challenge them gradually. In its horizontal position is serves as 5ft parallel bars. For 15 years, this remarkable Dynamic Stair Trainer [DST] has helped millions of patients throughout the world to return to their daily life. The DST is the only staircase trainer that helps patients train stair climbing. The ability to adjust the height of the stairs to the patient's current ability and gradually increase the height between the stairs as the patient progress is the key factor in the enormous success of this product. The Dynamic Stair Trainer 8000 can accommodate patients who weigh up to 300Kg (660 lbs).

For the first time, stairs-training can be monitored and documented. The Computerized DST monitors, tracks and displays patient's performance in past and current treatment sessions, with a clear, objective and accurate Personal Chart of Progress - a document, generated automatically by the DST-System. Monitors, records and displays patient's performance in past and current treatment sessions. Recorded data includes treatment dates, height of stairs, and patient's time frames for ascents and descents. With a click of a button, patient's progress is displayed as a chart including all past sessions. Generate progress charts for the patient, with the option to email results to medical staff for review and evaluation. Creates a clear and objective document for physiotherapists, patients, physicians and insurance providers, to evaluate patient's stairs usage and gait capabilities. Creates a patient's "DST Factor", a unique parameter conveniently summarizing the patient's current status and estimated potential for future improvement.

DST8000 Triple combines three devices in one, including an adjustable staircase for walking up and down steps, a walking surface Inclined at different angles, and a full horizontal parallel bars. The unit's sleek versatile design simulates everyday urban terrain - enabling patients to train and practice different slopes, stairs and gaits without changing equipment. With a click of a button, therapists can adjust the degree of the slope and the height of the stairs. Patients benefits from an optimal training regimen, leading to improved performance in less time and efforts.

DST8000 Triple Pro combines three devices in one, including an adjustable staircase for walking up and down steps, a walking surface Inclined at different angles, and a full horizontal parallel bar. The unit's sleek versatile design simulates everyday urban terrain - enabling patients to train and practice different slopes, stairs and gaits without changing equipment. The Pro system monitors, tracks, and displays the patient's gait and performance while practicing all aspects of the DST Triple. With a click of a button, therapists can adjust the degree of the slope and the height of the stairs. Patients benefits from an optimal training regimen, leading to improved performance in less time and effort. The 3-in-1 Unit measures, displays and documents all treatment sessions, including: Time it takes to walk across parallel bar, Stairs height and time it takes to climb, Slope degree and time it takes to walk.

The Dynamic Stair Trainer Triple Sense combines all three mandatory gait functions -flat-surface walking, climbing stairs and negotiating slopes, with the most advanced pressure mapping technology, providing a comprehensive, evidence-based treatment. It helps diagnose, treat, and study patients' ambulatory capabilities on neurological, orthopedic, and geriatric rehabilitation. The benefits of real-time gait biofeedback in rehabilitation have already been proven to encourage significant and clinically relevant improvements (Gelder, 2017; Genthe, 2018). The DST Triple Sense takes these benefits to the next level by providing real-time feedback on patient's performance in all three functionalities: stairs, slope, and parallel bars. Clinicians can choose the most relevant movement pattern for their patient to practice and use real-time biofeedback to improve upon it. For example, a clinician can decide to focus on symmetric weight bearing between the legs and adjust the acceptable asymmetry threshold (in percentages). When the patient rises to the challenge and performs within the thresholds, a positive feedback signal will be heard. If the patient deviates from the decided thresholds, the positive auditory feedback will stop. DST Triple Sense system is the only mechanism which enables gait analysis and diagnosis of movement impairments in all three areas: parallel bars, stairs, and slope. The system provides data regarding uneven weight distribution, step length and time, center of pressure, weight distribution of the foot, and more. The obtained information will help you identify the root cause of patient's impairment, create an accurate treatment plan, keep track of a patient's progress, and reveal the risk factors inherent in dangerous situations, such as falls. The bottom line is simple: optimal treatment efficiency, maximum rehabilitation potential, and reduction of rehab costs and duration.

The Sense of Balance is a state-of-the-art physical therapy device designed to assess and improve patient balance, coordination, and cognitive function. Whether used in rehabilitation clinics or at home, this advanced system brings together precise pressure mapping and interactive tools to create a new standard in balance therapy. With portability and ease of use at its core, Sense of Balance is perfect for fast-paced clinical environments, in-room patient treatment, or home healthcare settings. Its compact design ensures therapists can integrate it seamlessly into their existing workflow, providing convenience without compromising on performance. The Sense of Balance offers three engaging games that utilize the patient's CoP to control in-game movements. These games focus on: Balance Training - Encourage postural control. Weight Shifting - Improve coordination and movement fluidity. Cognitive Function - Challenge brain-body connections and patient's memory through interactive play. Games motivate patients to actively participate in their therapy while reinforcing key skills in a fun, stimulating environment. By combining physical and cognitive tasks, the Sense of Balance keeps patients engaged and on the path to recovery.

The Reversible Stairs / Ramp (RSR) consists of 3 stairs of 3 cm. (1.2 in.) that can convert to a moderate slope by pulling a handle. Enables patients having difficulties handling the regular DST's slope to access the DST using a moderate slope. Allows practicing walking on a slope surface. Adds 3 additional small stairs to the DST creating a full 7 staircase flight to mount on. Enable patients having difficulties handling slopes, to practice on the DST without walking on a slope surface. The DST comes with a standard slope of 60 cm. (23.6 Inch) long and 12 degrees of incline. The RSR is 90 cm. (35.5 Inch) long and has an incline of 8 degrees. The RSR can be purchased separately and assembled to the DST by the customer.

The Convertible Stair-Ramp Curb (CSRC) combines the benefits of the RSR, all while enabling patients who cannot yet climb a slope to access the DST. Includes all benefits of the RSR. Improves floor-to-ramp transition of patients. Presents a practice curb. Enable patients having difficulties handling slopes, to practice on the DST without walking on a slope surface. The DST comes with a standard slope of 60 cm. (23.6 inch) long and of 12 degrees of incline. The CSRC, in raised position extends flat walking distance by 60%. The CSRC can be purchased separately and assembled to the DST by the customer.

The Long Hand-Rail accessory provides a longer practice surface, either as parallel bars or for additional stair practice with the CSRC. The LHR can be provided both fixed or width adjustable. Adds 36 cm. (14 Inch) to the total length of the DST's handrails. Enhance an important feature of the DST to be used as a parallel bar device at its horizontal position. Allows better and closer hand grip for patients who need support in standing up from a wheelchair before practicing on the DST. The DST comes with 2 regular handrails. The LHR comes with 2 special lateral reinforcements to ensure stability. The LHR comes in pairs at 3 different setups: Two long width fixed handrails. Two long handrails, one width-fixed and one width-adjustable. Two long width-adjustable handrails.

The Long Hand-Rail accessory provides a longer practice surface, either as parallel bars or for additional stair practice with the CSRC. The LHR can be provided both fixed or width adjustable. Adds 36 cm. (14 Inch) to the total length of the DST's handrails. Enhance an important feature of the DST to be used as a parallel bar device at its horizontal position. Allows better and closer hand grip for patients who need support in standing up from a wheelchair before practicing on the DST. The DST comes with 2 regular handrails. The LHR comes with 2 special lateral reinforcements to ensure stability. The LHR comes in pairs at 3 different setups: Two long width fixed handrails. Two long handrails, one width-fixed and one width-adjustable. Two long width-adjustable handrails.

The Long Hand-Rail accessory provides a longer practice surface, either as parallel bars or for additional stair practice with the CSRC. The LHR can be provided both fixed or width adjustable. Adds 36 cm. (14 Inch) to the total length of the DST's handrails. Enhance an important feature of the DST to be used as a parallel bar device at its horizontal position. Allows better and closer hand grip for patients who need support in standing up from a wheelchair before practicing on the DST. The DST comes with 2 regular handrails. The LHR comes with 2 special lateral reinforcements to ensure stability. The LHR comes in pairs at 3 different setups: Two long width fixed handrails. Two long handrails, one width-fixed and one width-adjustable. Two long width-adjustable handrails.

The Width Adjustable Handrail enables you to adjust the DST's width to suit your patients' needs, from children to athletes. Allows to adjust the width between the handrails. Allows very young children and seniors patients to practice on the DST with full confidence and safety. Each WAH can decrease or increase the width between the handrails by 12 cm. (4.7 Inch). The DST comes with 2 handrails that can be adjusted vertically. The WAH can be added on one side of the DST or on both sides. One or two WAH can purchase with the DST or can be added later on by the customer.

The Width Adjustable Handrail enables you to adjust the DST's width to suit your patients' needs, from children to athletes. Allows to adjust the width between the handrails. Allows very young children and seniors patients to practice on the DST with full confidence and safety. Each WAH can decrease or increase the width between the handrails by 12 cm. (4.7 Inch). The DST comes with 2 handrails that can be adjusted vertically. The WAH can be added on one side of the DST or on both sides. One or two WAH can purchase with the DST or can be added later on by the customer.

Replace outdated parallel bars with the state-of-the-art DST Triple featuring electric handrails - engineered to boost clinical efficiency, save space, and elevate the standard of rehabilitation care. Easily adjust handrail height to each patient's needs - improving safety, posture, and confidence during all phases of recovery. No tools. No delays. Adjust with the touch of a button, allowing real-time transitions between sessions and better clinical flow. Streamline patient setup and treatment transitions - freeing up valuable time to focus on what matters most: patient care. Built with 8 premium motors and smart control, this system enhances handrail stability and patient safety.

The Width Adjustable Handrail enables you to adjust the DST's width to suit your patients' needs, from children to athletes. Allows to adjust the width between the handrails. Allows very young children and seniors patients to practice on the DST with full confidence and safety. Each WAH can decrease or increase the width between the handrails by 12 cm. (4.7 Inch). The DST comes with 2 handrails that can be adjusted vertically. The WAH can be added on one side of the DST or on both sides. One or two WAH can purchase with the DST or can be added later on by the customer.

The Convertible Stair-Ramp Curb (CSRC) combines the benefits of the RSR, all while enabling patients who cannot yet climb a slope to access the DST. Includes all benefits of the RSR. Improves floor-to-ramp transition of patients. Presents a practice curb. Enable patients having difficulties handling slopes, to practice on the DST without walking on a slope surface. The DST comes with a standard slope of 60 cm. (23.6 inch) long and of 12 degrees of incline. The CSRC, in raised position extends flat walking distance by 60%. The CSRC can be purchased separately and assembled to the DST by the customer.