Tomland Medical Double Step Stool with Handrail

Tomland Medical Double Step Stool with Handrail

The Tomland Medical Double Step Stool with Handrail is designed for healthcare, clinic and home care settings where users need a more supportive way to step onto raised surfaces. It can help patients access medical examination couches, physiotherapy treatment tables, massage tables, therapy beds and other elevated surfaces more comfortably than a basic single step stool.

The two-step design creates a more gradual step-up, while the wider and deeper standing surfaces provide more room for foot placement. In addition, the side handrail gives users a point of balance support while stepping up, standing briefly, or stepping down.

Why Use a Double Step Stool?

A double step stool can be useful when a treatment table, medical bed or examination couch is difficult to access from floor level. The lower first step reduces the height of the initial step, while the second step brings the user closer to the raised surface.

This can be helpful for older adults, people recovering from surgery, patients with mobility limitations, or anyone who may feel less steady when stepping up onto a higher surface. It may also be useful in home care spaces when a wider step platform and balance rail are preferred over a basic household step stool.

Key Features

• Double step design for easier access to raised surfaces
• Side handrail for balance support and added protection
• Handrail can be fitted on either side during assembly
• Sturdy powder-coated steel frame
• 22 mm tubular frame diameter
• Non-slip wooden step treads
• Protective feet caps
• 150 kg weight capacity
• Ships in two sections: double-step base and handrail
• Easy to assemble
• Designed for healthcare, clinic and home care use
• 1-year manufacturer warranty

Common Uses

Product Specifications

Who Is This Step Stool For?

This step stool is suitable for clinics, healthcare facilities and home care spaces that need a more supportive stepping option. It may help users who find it difficult to step directly onto a raised treatment table, exam couch or bed.

It may also be useful in home care settings where a wider step surface and a side handrail are preferred. However, it should not be used as a ladder replacement for high reaching tasks, overhead work or unstable reaching positions.

How to Use

• Place the step stool on a flat, stable and dry floor surface.
• Check that the handrail is securely attached before use.
• Step onto the lower step first while using the handrail for balance support.
• Move to the upper step only when balanced and steady.
• Step down slowly in reverse order.
• Use caregiver or clinician assistance when balance, strength or mobility is limited.

Care and Safety Notes

• Inspect the stool regularly for loose hardware, worn feet caps or surface damage.
• Keep the step surfaces clean and dry.
• Do not use the stool on uneven, wet or unstable flooring.
• Do not jump on the stool.
• Do not exceed the 150 kg maximum user weight capacity.
• Do not use the handrail to pull the body upward or support full body weight.
• Do not use it as a ladder replacement for unsafe reaching tasks.
• Use clinical judgment when assisting patients with reduced balance, weakness or post-surgical restrictions.

Frequently Asked Questions