
Price:
Price 12000 INR / Piece
Minimum Order Quantity : 1 Piece
Material : The standing positioner shown in the image is typically made of mild steel for the frame, with a wooden activity tray. Frame: The metal frame is often constructed from heavyduty mild steel square pipes and finished with a powder coating to provide durability and a clean appearance.Activity Tray: The detachable tray is usually made of wood with a natural polish finish.
Recyclable : Yes
Size : The product sizes for standing frames like the one in the image are typically referred to by names such as "Adult Size" or "Small," "Medium," and "Large".
Technology : Wall mounting manual standing positioner / Prone Standing
Price 12000 INR / Piece
Minimum Order Quantity : 1 Piece
Material : The product shown in the image is a curbs and ramp training set, and its primary material is wood. It is constructed from hardwood or plyboard and is often covered with an antislip safety mat.
Recyclable : Yes
Size : The product in the image is a Curbs and Ramp Training Set. The size of this product can vary by manufacturer, but a common size is: Ramp: 212 cm x 110 cm, with a height that tapers from 2 cm to 20 cm.
Technology : Wall mounting curbs and ramp (without handrails)
Price 3800.0 INR / Piece
Minimum Order Quantity : 1 Piece
Material : It is typically made from the following materials:Board/Frame: The main board and frame are often made of wood or a laminated board. Latches/Hardware: The various latches, hinges, and other hardware components are generally made of metal, such as stainless steel. Knobs: The round knobs appear to be made of materials like wood or plastic
Recyclable : Yes
Size : 66 cm x 46 cm x 12 cm (for a larger set)
Technology : Wall Mounting Door Latch Board
Price 2000 INR / Piece
Minimum Order Quantity : 1 Piece
Material : The product shown in the image is likely an activity or therapy mat. These types of mats are typically constructed from highdensity foam with a vinyl cover.
Recyclable : Yes
Size : 72 x 24 x 2 Inch
Technology : Wall Mounting Activity Matterss For Occupational Therapy