Journal
Physiotherapy & Rehab
Pilates apparatus, wall bars and benches in clinical settings.
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Physiotherapy Wall Bars: What a Clinic Should Specify
A practical guide to choosing solid wood wall bars for physiotherapy and rehab clinics: width, fixing, rung spacing and finish.
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The Cadillac in a Rehab Clinic: Practical Considerations
Why clinics choose a Cadillac, how much space it needs and what to check on frame, springs and upholstery before ordering.
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Tower Reformer for Smaller Treatment Rooms
How a Tower Reformer combines a Reformer and a vertical frame in one footprint, and what clinics should check before choosing it.
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Adapting Equipment Heights and Access in Clinics
How working heights, transfer space and access routes affect equipment choice in physiotherapy and rehab settings.
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Clinic Hygiene: Antibacterial Upholstery and Easy-Clean Finishes
What to look for in upholstery, timber finishes and joints when equipment in a rehab clinic is cleaned between every patient.
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Small Pilates Apparatus in Clinics: Arc, Barrels and Wedge
How small apparatus such as the Arc, Spine Corrector, Step Barrel and Big Wedge fit into a clinic that has limited floor space.
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Planning a Rehab Treatment Room with Pilates Equipment
A step-by-step approach to planning a treatment room: measuring, zoning, clearances and choosing equipment in the right order.
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Working with Physiotherapists on an Equipment Brief
How clinic managers and therapists can write one clear equipment brief that covers clinical needs, space and practical constraints.
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Freestanding Barres and Wall Barres in Clinic Spaces
When a wall barre or freestanding barre suits a clinic, and what to consider about height, stability and positioning.
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Storage for Clinic Treatment Rooms: Keeping Floors Clear
How wall storage, prop storage and mat racks keep a treatment room tidy, safe to walk through and quick to reset between sessions.
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