Table Weight Limits
Positioning the client in the center of the table will help distribute the weight evenly and insure stability.
Gently sit near (not on) the center of the table at first, then sit as close to the center (from the edge) as
possible, the working weight is the combined weight of the client and the maximum amount of
downward pressure being applied by the therapist.
For example: for a client weighing 250 pounds, the maximum working weight for the table is 600
pounds, the maximum downward pressure that can safely be applied is 350 pounds, as pressure applied
at sideward angle puts considerably more stress on a table, the maximum sideward pressure should
not exceed 50% of the maximum downward pressure.
Note
: Do not exceed referred maximum working weight (Doing so may result in serious injury and /or
damage)
Storage
Attach headrest base and face pad onto the elastic under the
table as shown, place every accessory in their original
position.
The carry case should be used when transporting or storing
the table, to help protect the table from damage.
When not in use, store the table in a cool dry place, and away
from direct sunlight. Do not expose the table to extreme (hot
or cold) temperatures, or moisture.
Table Care
Upholstery care
Note:
Keeping your table out of extreme cold or heat as this may damage the upholstery. Do not store
table in a vehicle, as that could expose it to intense temperature variations. For best results, transport
and store table in a carry case to protect and preserve the upholstery.
Daily cleaning:
Remove daily dirt and grime from the table with a mild soap and warm water solution,
and dry with a soft lint-free cloth.
Disinfecting:
Disinfect the table as required, with a disinfectant cleaner approved for use on PU leather.
Stain removal:
Some minor stains can be removed with a mild non-abrasive cleaner. Spray a damp cloth
with cleaners and gently wipe to remove stain, rinse thoroughly with warm water, and dry with a soft
