An industrial-grade balance bridge built from mild steel and finished with corrosion-resistant powder coating. The 8 ft (length) × 4 ft (width) × 3 ft (height) frame offers ample space for dynamic balance exercises, tandem walking, gait training and functional mobility drills. Robust triangular supports and welded joints ensure structural stability during repetitive therapeutic use. Perfect for occupational therapy, physiotherapy, special education and community fitness spaces where safe, repeatable balance practice is needed.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty mild steel construction for long service life.
• Powder-coated finish for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning.
• Triangular support geometry for excellent stability and minimal sway.
• Low maintenance — wipeable surfaces and simple visual inspection.
• Versatile use: balance training, gait practice, strength & coordination drills.
• Suitable for clinics, schools, gyms, rehab centres and play therapy rooms.

Suggested Specifications

• Overall dimensions: 8 ft (L) × 4 ft (W) × 3 ft (H).
• Material: Mild steel (MS) with welded construction.
• Finish: Powder coat / epoxy paint (colour options available).
• Anchoring: Floor-standing frame; can be bolted to floor for added rigidity (optional).
• Surface: Smooth, sealed steel with optional anti-slip walkway or rubber mat overlay (custom).
• Use: Single or guided dual-user balance exercises (follow clinic protocol).

Uses & Applications

• Physiotherapy: static/dynamic balance, post-op gait training.
• Occupational therapy: proprioception and coordination tasks.
• Special education: motor planning and sensory integration exercises.
• Schools & playgrounds: supervised balance activities.
• Fitness studios: balance drills, partner exercises.

Safety & Installation Tips

• Install on a flat, level surface. Consider bolting to floor if heavy dynamic use is expected.
• Use anti-slip mats or textured walkway if users will be barefoot or in socks.
• Supervise children and users with fall risk; provide spotters or parallel bars if needed.
• Inspect welds, bolts and coating regularly; touch up chipped paint to prevent rust.
• Confirm load rating with supplier before using with heavier adults or equipment.

Maintenance

• Wipe down regularly with mild detergent and water; avoid harsh solvents.
• Inspect welds, bolts and mounting points monthly for wear or fatigue.
• Repaint or touch up exposed metal to prevent corrosion.
• Lubricate any fasteners or adjustable parts as specified by manufacturer.