SPACARE Finger Ladder With Curve

SpaCare Wall-Mounted Inclined Finger Ladder is a rehabilitation device fixed to the wall and used for upper-limb range-of-motion exercises, especially for the fingers, hand, wrist, arm, and shoulder. It is used in physical therapy and rehabilitation to support gradual stretching and improve functional movement, and it can also be used for home exercises under proper supervision.

Key Features

• Fixed wall-mounted design helps perform exercises in a structured position during rehabilitation.
• Inclined and curved upper section allows varied movement paths during exercise.
• Stepped design helps track gradual progress in reaching range of motion.
• Polished wooden surface provides comfortable use during exercise.
• Metal support bracket enhances stability during therapeutic use.

Uses

• Shoulder and arm rehabilitation exercises as part of physical therapy programs.
• Helps restore range of motion in the finger, wrist, elbow, and shoulder joints.
• Stretching and gradual mobilization exercises after injuries or surgeries.
• Use in physical therapy and rehabilitation centers and clinics.
• Home use for daily follow-up in movement rehabilitation cases.

Technical Specifications

• Type: Wall-mounted inclined finger ladder.
• Installation method: Wall mounting.
• Design: Vertical stepped ladder with an inclined, curved upper section.
• Material: Wood with metal support brackets.
• Brand: SpaCare.

Usage Notes

• Suitable for rehabilitation protocols that rely on gradual movement.
• Helps monitor range of motion during exercise.
• Used as a training tool within upper-limb flexibility improvement programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SpaCare Wall-Mounted Inclined Finger Ladder used for?

It is used for rehabilitation exercises for the fingers, hand, arm, and shoulder, supporting range-of-motion training and stretching.

Where can it be used?

It can be used in physical therapy and rehabilitation centers, as well as at home for daily follow-up.

Is it suitable for shoulder rehabilitation?

Yes, it is used in shoulder and arm rehabilitation exercises and gradual movement improvement.