Q. How does the Straight Staircase compare to the Pass Through Staircase for therapy?
A. The straight design offers a single-sided approach for focused exercises, while the pass-through allows continuous movement, making the straight ideal for targeted balance training.
Q. What sets the Straight ADA Staircase apart from the standard PHS Straight Staircase?
A. Designed to meet ADA requirements, the Straight ADA Staircase includes a wider 36" platform and deeper 11" treads for enhanced safety and accessibility. In contrast, the standard model is more compact and does not include these ADA-compliant features.
Q. How does the straight staircase design support balance training for person with special needs?
A. The PHS Medical Straight Staircase provides a linear path with consistent four 6-inch step heights, promoting controlled balance and coordination practice. This structured setup helps person to build confidence in stair navigation, fostering sensory motor skills in a safe, predictable environment.
Q. What safety features are included in the PHS Straight Staircase?
A. The PHS Straight Staircase is built for secure use, featuring anti-slip treads on the platform and steps for added traction, along with durable 2" steel uprights and black powder-coated aluminum handrails to ensure user stability and support.
Q. What ceiling height is required for installation of straight staircase?
A. A minimum ceiling height of 9 feet is required to accommodate the staircase safely.
Q. Can I choose the finish of the staircase?
A. Yes, customers can select between wood finishes (Maple or Birch) and a Maple laminate finish to match their facility's aesthetic preferences.
Q. Does the staircase require assembly for immediate therapy use?
A. The staircase is delivered pre-assembled, requiring only placement and inspection for immediate use. This eliminates setup delays, addressing concerns for therapists eager to integrate it into sessions quickly.