Medansh Manual Tilt Table

For home use, consider this equipment only when a doctor, physiotherapist or rehabilitation professional has advised it and a trained person is available to supervise each session. It is not a replacement for medical assessment or professional treatment.

How This Manual Tilt Table Works

The table allows the operator to change the angle from 0° to 90°. This helps move the person gradually from lying flat toward an upright posture instead of changing position suddenly. Three positioning straps help support the user, while two gripping handles provide a place to hold during suitable guided activities.

Weight-bearing means placing some body weight through the legs while supported. Standing tolerance means how comfortably and safely a person can remain in a more upright position. A rehabilitation professional may include these activities in a treatment plan when appropriate for the individual.

Key Features

• 0° to 90° Manual Tilt Range: Supports gradual changes from horizontal to upright.
• Three Positioning Straps: Help keep the user supported during supervised sessions.
• Two Gripping Handles: Provide hand support during suitable activities.
• Heavy-Duty Wheels: Help move the table within a room or rehabilitation area.
• Steel Construction: The listed frame specification includes 35 mm steel tubing.
• Long Support Surface: Listed overall size is approximately 61 cm wide and 195 cm long.
• Manual Operation: Tilt adjustment does not depend on an electric motor.

Technical Specifications

Who May Consider This Tilt Table?

For household buyers, this product may be considered when a family member has been advised to use a tilt table as part of a professionally planned rehabilitation programme. Before ordering, check the available room space and confirm who will supervise its use.

For professional buyers, it may suit physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centres, hospitals, long-term care facilities and teaching environments that need a manual table for controlled positioning and guided standing practice.

Important Use Guidance

Place the table on a stable surface and check the frame, straps and wheels before each session. Secure the person correctly before changing the angle. Increase the angle gradually and follow the plan provided by the treating professional. Stop the session and return the person to a safe position if they feel faint, unusually weak, uncomfortable or unwell.

A tilt table is not suitable for every person or condition. The treating doctor or physiotherapist should decide whether it is appropriate and how it should be used.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a manual tilt table?
It is a rehabilitation table that can be adjusted manually from a flat position toward an upright position while the user remains supported.

Can it be used at home?
It may be used in a suitable home rehabilitation setup when recommended by a healthcare professional and operated under proper supervision.

Does it tilt fully upright?
The listed tilt range is 0° to 90°.

Does it have support straps?
Yes. The current Meddey listing states that three positioning straps are provided.

Is the table motorized?
No. This is the manual version. Medansh also offers a separate motorized model.

What is the maximum user weight?
The public product information does not state a verified maximum user weight. Please confirm this specification before purchase.