Single foot step – Wooden

Single Foot Step – Wooden
Definition: A sturdy, fixed-height, single-level platform designed to provide a safe, slight elevation for patients or users to reach higher surfaces.
Function: Primarily used in clinics and hospitals to assist patients (especially elderly, children, or those with mobility issues) to safely step up onto examination tables, hospital beds, or therapy platforms.
Key Features: Solid hardwood or laminate construction for a more traditional aesthetic, often features an anti-slip mat or textured surface on the top step for safety, and non-skid feet or rubber shoes for floor stability.
Common Use: Examination rooms, physician’s offices, patient rooms, and home therapy settings where a stable, non-metallic step is preferred.