Treatment Tables and Furniture

The TTET300 is a specific 3-section traction table, while the Galaxy Complete Traction Package is presented as a broader traction setup. Buyers usually compare them based on whether they want a single traction table or a more complete traction configuration.

These products are better suited to clinics, treatment rooms, and professional rehab settings than to typical home use. The collection is positioned around physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage, and rehabilitation environments.

Physiotherapy treatment tables are typically geared toward rehabilitation and therapy use, while chiropractic treatment tables are geared toward spinal adjustments and chiropractic care. Both are listed as distinct table types within this treatment-furniture lineup.

Yes. Massage tables and chairs are included alongside physiotherapy treatment tables, chiropractic treatment tables, traction tables, specialty tables, and fixed-height tables.

The stainless steel carts are clinic furniture used to support treatment-room organization and convenience. Options include a 2-shelf cart, a 3-shelf cart, and a 3-shelf cart with drawer.

Not always, but a cart can be useful for storing supplies and improving workflow in a treatment room. It can make sense when you want a more complete and organized clinic setup. The stainless steel cart options in this range are intended for that kind of support role.

It helps to think about the type of treatment being provided, whether you need a general table or a traction-specific setup, how much mobility or adjustability matters, and whether support furniture like carts should be part of the room. Those are the main distinctions visible across the current product types.