Profex Oxford Recovery Couch

The Profex Oxford Recovery Couch is expertly crafted to offer both comfort and practicality in medical environments. Its design includes a built-in raised headrest, ensuring optimal patient relaxation and support during exams or recovery sessions. The versatile dimensions of 24 inches in width, 72 inches in length, and 18 inches in height make it suitable for a variety of settings, from private clinics to busy hospitals.

Equipped with durable chrome finished tubular steel legs, this recovery couch promises stability and long-term durability, maintaining structural integrity through frequent use. The sleek design not only functions to provide a sturdy platform but also enhances the aesthetic professionalism of any healthcare facility. Its superior design and sturdy build make the Profex Oxford Recovery Couch a valuable addition to any treatment room, ensuring both patient comfort and ease for healthcare professionals during medical procedures.

• The Profex Oxford Recovery Couch features a built-in raised headrest, offering optimal support and comfort for patients during examinations or recovery. This thoughtful design enhances patient relaxation and minimizes discomfort.
• Constructed with chrome finished tubular steel legs, this recovery couch provides robust durability and stability. Its sleek design is not only functional but also adds a modern touch to any medical facility.

• The Profex Oxford Recovery Couch is ideal for medical offices, clinics, and therapy centers, providing a comfortable and durable surface for patient examinations or recovery. It supports healthcare professionals in delivering quality care by ensuring patient comfort.

1. What are the dimensions of the recovery couch?
The recovery couch measures 24 inches in width, 72 inches in length, and stands 18 inches tall.

2. What type of legs does the couch have?
The couch is equipped with chrome finished tubular steel legs, and there is an alternative model with tapered wood legs.

3. Is the headrest adjustable?
No, the headrest is built-in and raised for patient support and comfort.