Skip to content

Bobath Treatment Tables

A Bobath treatment table is a wide, low plinth built for neurological rehabilitation. The extra width gives patients room to roll and be repositioned, and the low entry height makes wheelchair transfers easier.

Many models also carry higher loads and leave room underneath for patient lifters.

Bobath treatment tables for neuro physio, rehabilitation wards and allied health clinics. Choose from the ABCO and Healthtec ranges. Warranties run from 5 to 10 years.

Also called Bobath plinths and Bobath tables. All tables are made to order and arrive in 4 to 6 weeks. Call 1300 990 239 and we will help you choose.

Click Here For More Information...


Discover the Bobath Plinth That Fits Your Clinic

Healthtec HT Ultimate bobath treatment table

HT Ultimate Bobath Plinth Two Section

  • Electric backrest
  • 1210 x 2010mm top
  • 510mm entry height
  • 10 year structural warranty
ABCO bobath plinth for neurological rehabilitation

ABCO 1 Section Bobath Neurological Table

  • 1000 to 1200mm widths
  • 450 to 950mm height
  • 155mm hoist clearance
  • 5 years, parts only
Healthtec Hi-Capacity bobath table for sale

Healthtec HT Hi-Capacity Bobath Plinth

  • 600kg lift capacity
  • Electric backrest
  • 1200mm wide top
  • Open base, hoist access

Bobath table price guide

Under $3,500 > ABCO 1 and 2 Section tables, 1000 to 1200mm widths, 450 to 950mm height, hoist clearance, 200kg lift.

$3,500 to $5,000 > ABCO 3 Section and Healthtec plinths with 1210 x 2010mm tops, electric backrest to minus 30 degrees on the HT Ultimate, 350kg lift on the Bariatric Neurological.

Over $5,000 > 600kg lift and 800kg static load on the Hi-Capacity plinth, with a 1200mm top and hoist access.



Bobath table FAQs

What size is a Bobath table?

Bobath tables are wide so patients can roll and be repositioned. ABCO 1, 2 and 3 Section tables are 1000 to 1200mm wide, the HT Ultimate and Bariatric Neurological plinths are 1210 x 2010mm, and the Hi-Capacity plinth is 1200 x 2000mm.

How low does a Bobath table go for wheelchair transfers?

ABCO tables lower to 450mm and the Hi-Capacity plinth lowers to 470mm. The HT Ultimate and Bariatric Neurological plinths lower to 510mm. A low entry height makes transfers easier for patients with limited mobility.

How much weight can a Bobath table hold?

Lifting capacity is 200kg on ABCO 1, 2 and 3 Section tables and the HT Ultimate plinth, 350kg on the Bariatric Neurological plinth and 600kg on the Hi-Capacity plinth. Static load, the weight held when the table is not moving, is 400kg on the HT Ultimate and Bariatric plinths and 800kg on the Hi-Capacity plinth. Check static load if a therapist will work on the table with the patient.

Can a patient lifter fit under a Bobath table?

ABCO 1, 2 and 3 Section tables have 150 to 155mm of clearance below the frame for hoist access. The Hi-Capacity plinth has an open base for patient lifter access at its lowest height. Ask us about hoist access on the HT Ultimate and Bariatric Neurological plinths.

What warranty do Bobath tables have?

Healthtec HT Ultimate, Bariatric Neurological and Hi-Capacity plinths carry 10 years structural, 5 years motor and 3 years upholstery. ABCO 1, 2 and 3 Section tables carry 5 years, parts only.

How long does delivery take?

All Bobath tables are made to order and arrive 4 to 6 weeks after you order. This covers the ABCO 1, 2 and 3 Section tables and the Healthtec HT Ultimate, Bariatric Neurological and Hi-Capacity plinths.

Can I return a table if I change my mind?

Yes, within 30 days of receiving it. You pay return freight and the table must arrive like new in its original packaging. Some products have different terms.

Need Help Choosing a Bobath Treatment Table For Your Clinic?

Tell us your patient weights, treatments and room size. We will recommend a Bobath table.

For a new clinic or a multi-table order, send us your room list. We will quote the full set.

Call us today on 1300 990 239. Or email us at sales@coreclinicalco.com.au. Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm AEST.



Bobath Tables For Sale in Australia