Single Step Stool 40 x 38 x 26cm - Stainless Steel Clinical Step

This single step stool from Aero Healthcare (AeroSupplies range, code ACR03-1) is a stainless steel clinical step measuring 40 x 38 x 26cm. Aero describes it as a step up stool for assisting patients accessing an examination table or seeking treatment of lower body injuries, which makes it a staple of GP rooms, physio clinics, first aid rooms and treatment areas. A ribbed non-slip tread sits on a tubular frame with rubber feet and cross braces, and it weighs only 2.8kg.

Features

• Stainless steel tubular frame with cross braces
• Ribbed non-slip tread surface
• Rubber-capped feet
• Lightweight at 2.8kg, easy to move between couches
• Supplied flat packed with minimal assembly required

Specifications

• Brand: Aero Healthcare (AeroSupplies)
• Product code: ACR03-1
• Dimensions: 40 x 38 x 26cm
• Steps: 1
• Weight: 2.8kg
• Frame material: stainless steel
• Tread: ribbed non-slip surface
• Supplied: flat packed, minimal assembly
• EAN: 9341394010512

Why choose a clinical step stool?

Examination couches and treatment beds are often set at a height that suits the clinician, not the patient. A single step gives patients an intermediate step, so they are not hauling themselves up or jumping down. The stainless steel frame and ribbed tread can be cleaned between patients under your facility's cleaning protocol, and at 2.8kg it is easy for staff to move between treatment areas.

Single or double step stool?

Measure the height from the floor to the top of the couch first. For higher treatment tables, theatres or tall beds, the double step stool adds a second tread.

This is a clinical patient step, not a ladder or a household step for reaching high shelves, and it has no handrail. Aero Healthcare does not publish a maximum load rating for this model, so if the user is heavy or very unsteady, contact us before ordering and consider a step with a handrail or staff assistance.

Using it safely

• Place it on a flat, dry floor, square to the couch, with all four rubber feet in contact.
• Patients who are dizzy, unsteady or cannot step up independently should be assisted under your facility's clinical and manual-handling procedures.
• Keep the tread clean and dry; clean it between patients with a surface disinfectant spray that is compatible with rubber and stainless steel.
• Check the feet and fixings regularly and replace worn rubber feet.

For bathrooms at home, a shower chair is the safer option, as this stool has no drainage holes or handrail. Browse more first aid room equipment.

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