Regaining mobility and balance after injury or surgery requires stable, adaptable support during gait training and physical therapy sessions. These floor-mounted parallel bars provide professional-grade support with adjustable height and width configurations, featuring chrome-plated tubular steel handrails designed for clinical and home rehabilitation environments where patients need secure bilateral support to rebuild strength and confidence. Key Features Uninterrupted handrail design with smooth, one-piece construction eliminates weak points and provides consistent grip surface throughout training sessions Independent height and width adjustment with quick-locking plungers allows therapists to customize bar position for patients from 26" to 44" tall and accommodate different torso widths Chrome-plated tubular steel construction ensures long-term durability in high-traffic clinical settings while maintaining corrosion resistance Offset handrail support system positions uprights outside the walking path, eliminating obstruction during forward ambulation exercises Available in three lengths (10', 12', and 14') with 4-post or 6-post configurations to match available floor space and patient stride requirements 1.5-inch diameter handrails provide ergonomic grip diameter recommended for maximum hand contact and control during weight-bearing activities Specifications Specification 10' (4 Posts) 12' (4 Posts) 14' (6 Posts) Overall Length 10 feet 12 feet 14 feet Support Posts 4 posts 4 posts 6 posts Height Range 26" - 39" 26" - 44" 26" - 44" Width Adjustment 6" each side 9" total 9" total Handrail Diameter 1.5 inches 1.5 inches 1.5 inches Handrail Material Stainless steel Chrome-plated steel Chrome-plated steel Upright Construction Telescoping steel tube Rigid tubular steel Rigid tubular steel Platform Features Hardwood ends, satin topcoat, safety treads Not specified Not specified Mounting Type Floor-mounted (permanent installation) Ideal For Physical therapy clinics conducting ambulation training for stroke recovery, spinal cord injury rehabilitation, and post-surgical mobility restoration Hospital rehabilitation departments where patients transition from wheelchair to assisted walking with bilateral upper-extremity support Skilled nursing facilities providing daily gait training exercises for elderly residents working to maintain or regain walking independence Sports medicine centers treating athletes recovering from lower-extremity injuries requiring controlled weight-bearing progression Home therapy spaces for patients with Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, or balance disorders needing consistent daily practice What's Included Complete parallel bar system with all uprights and handrails assembled Floor-mounting hardware and installation anchors (10' model includes platform with safety treads) Spring-loaded height adjustment plungers Bumper ends for handrail protection Care Instructions Wipe handrails and uprights daily with EPA-registered disinfectant solution between patient sessions to prevent cross-contamination Inspect locking plungers weekly to ensure secure engagement at all height settings before patient use Check floor anchors monthly for tightness and stability; re-torque mounting bolts if movement detected Clean platform surfaces (10' model) with damp mop and neutral pH cleaner; avoid petroleum-based products that degrade safety tread adhesion Store in climate-controlled environment to prevent rust formation on chrome surfaces in humid conditions FAQs Q: Can I adjust the height while a patient is using the bars? A: No. Always adjust height before the patient grips the bars. The spring-loaded plungers require releasing weight to disengage, making mid-session adjustment unsafe and impractical. Q: What's the difference between the 10-foot and 12-foot models besides length? A: The 10-foot model includes platform bases with hardwood ends and safety treads, plus stainless steel handrails. The 12' and 14' models use chrome-plated steel with greater height range (up to 44") and wider adjustment capacity (9" vs 6" per side). Q: How do I know which length is appropriate for my space? A: Measure your available floor area and add 2 feet clearance on all sides. A 10' bar needs roughly 12' x 6' space. Longer bars accommodate patients with longer stride patterns and more advanced walking ability. Q: Will these bars work for bariatric patients? A: The source specifications do not provide weight capacity ratings. Contact the manufacturer directly to confirm load limits before use with patients requiring bariatric-rated equipment. Q: Do I need professional installation? A: Yes. Floor-mounted parallel bars require drilling into concrete or reinforced flooring with proper anchor bolts to ensure stability under lateral forces. Hire a licensed contractor familiar with medical equipment installation codes. Why Buy from All Care Store? Free shipping on all orders within the USA (T&C apply) 30-day hassle-free returns on unused products Dedicated customer support: 1-888-889-6260 or [email protected] Shipped from Plano, Texas — fast nationwide distribution
