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Tilt Tables

Helping patients stand tall again — safely and confidently.

Our NDIS-compatible tilt tables are trusted by physiotherapists, hospitals, and rehabilitation clinics across Australia for early mobility, circulation support, and neurological rehab.

Engineered for medical use, they deliver the safety, stability, and adjustability needed for effective upright therapy — whether you're supporting spinal injury recovery, stroke rehabilitation, or long-term disability care.

Whether you’re fitting out a high-demand clinical setting or sourcing home-use equipment for an NDIS participant, Prime Physio Essentials offers Australia’s most trusted tilt table solutions — built for comfort, performance, and professional outcomes.

Scroll down to discover the ideal tilt table for your patients’ recovery journey.

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Our Leading Tilt Table Physiotherapy Products for Patient Recovery

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HT Tilt Table Slide Top (Clear Span)

Perfect for active rehab, this tilt table includes a frictionless sliding top and split footplates for controlled strength-building and single-leg squats. Ideal for patients with decreased leg strength or requiring progressive upright tolerance.

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ABCO Dual Action Tilt Table

Built for high-safety environments, this dual-column system delivers ultra-stable height and tilt with fast or slow control options. Ideal for NDIS, ICU, or rehab clinics needing precise, safe, and accessible therapy.

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EVO2 Slide Top Tilt Table

This tilt table features quick CPR release, bariatric lift capacity, and convertible design with foldaway footplates. Best for clinics seeking emergency-ready, versatile treatment tables with advanced rehab features.


Tilt Table Product Comparison by Model

With so many tilt tables on the market, it helps to see how each one compares side-by-side. This product comparison table breaks down the ideal user, standout features, and outcomes each model delivers. It’s designed to simplify your decision-making by highlighting the core strengths of every tilt table we offer.

Ideal User / Setting Bariatric patients, hospitals, rehab centres Hospitals and diagnostic clinics doing venous tests Budget-conscious clinics needing safety & simplicity ICU, rehab, and bedside therapy Rehab clinics, neuro rehab, general practice Physios, ICU, hospitals, NDIS clients General and bariatric rehab, strength reconditioning
Key Features 350kg capacity, electric tilt/height, CPR release, flush footplate CPR release, split foldaway footplates, hoist access, bariatric capable Flush footplate, clear span base, hoist access, 3 straps, converts to exam table Adjustable height, smooth sliding top, 350kg capacity, twin column stability Split footplate, slide top, posture support, clear span, CPR release Dual actuator tilt, twin column lift, hoist clearance, 350kg capacity, twin adjustable footplates Slide top, CPR release, hoist access, posture support, split footplates
Key Outcomes Solved Safe vertical rehab for heavy patients, easier transfers, fewer trip hazards Converts to exam table, smooth tilting, emergency-ready, no lift obstruction Safe walk-on/walk-off, tilt up to +85°, adaptable and durable Safe transfers, progressive weight bearing, accessible for carers Enables single leg work, posture correction, safe active rehab Safer height/tilt control, better patient handling, tilt precision Strength progression, emergency safety, zero-clearance transfers
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Bottom Line Summary Heavy-duty tilt table built for bariatric safety and rehab versatility. Flexible tilt table designed for safety and broad clinical use. Affordable and versatile tilt table ideal for general rehab. Premium sliding tilt table for high-dependency rehab environments. Combines safety, mobility, and strength-building in one sliding table. Versatile, powerful tilt table focused on clinical control and patient safety. Multi-purpose slide top tilt table built for safety and strength progression.

Tilt Table Buyers Guide by Customer Type

Choosing the right tilt table can be challenging when patient conditions, clinic setups, and safety requirements vary so widely. That’s why we’ve created a customer-focused guide to help you start with your needs — whether you’re a physiotherapist, hospital, rehab centre, or NDIS participant. Use this table to quickly identify the key features to look for and the most suitable tilt tables for your environment.

Customer Type Key Needs / Features to Look For Recommended Tilt Tables
Physiotherapy Clinic Precision tilt control, posture supports, compact exam table conversion HT Tilt Table Single Section, ABCO Dynamic
Rehab Clinics Sliding tops, split footplates, adjustable posture support, clear span, tilt precision EVO2 Slide Top Tilt Table, HT Tilt Table Slide Top
Hospitals Emergency-ready (CPR release), hoist access, fast tilt, safety straps, angle indicators ABCO Dual Action, EVO2 Tilt Table (Clear Span)
Neurological Rehab Patients Sliding top, posture correction, low start height, secure strapping HT Tilt Table Slide Top, EVO2 Slide Top
NDIS Participants/Providers Easy access (wheelchair/hoist), low risk of injury, customisable support ABCO Dual Action, ABCO Dynamic
Bariatric Patients/Clinics 350kg+ capacity, wide footplate, CPR release, flush step-on design HT Hi-Capacity Tilt Table, ABCO Dual Action
Spinal Cord Injury Patients Full-body support, progressive weight-bearing, angle control ABCO Dynamic, HT Tilt Table Slide Top
Clinics with Tight Spaces Clear span base, foldaway footplates, dual-function exam/treatment surface HT Tilt Table Single Section, EVO2 Tilt Table

The Sliding Top Advantage in Physio Tilt Tables

A sliding top feature allows the upper surface of the physio tilt table to move lengthwise, offering dynamic positioning during tilt therapy. This function promotes progressive weight-bearing, improves patient engagement in active rehab, and makes caregiver assistance easier during transfers or exercises. It’s a game-changing feature for clinics focused on strength progression and functional recovery.

Clear Span vs Low Height: What’s Best in a Physio Tilt Table?

When choosing a physio tilt table, understanding the difference between a clear span base and a low height base is essential. Clear span bases provide unobstructed hoist access, making them ideal for wheelchair users and bariatric patients, while low-height bases allow easier step-on entry and improve clinician ergonomics during treatment. Your decision should be based on your clinic’s transfer needs and available equipment.

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HT Tilt Table Single Section (Clear Span)

Ideal for physiotherapy clinics prioritising hoist accessibility and safe walk-on/walk-off transfers, this model features a clear span base and a unique one-piece foot plate that folds away to double as an examination table. It’s best for general rehab use where floor clearance is critical for equipment or transfer needs.

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HT Tilt Table Single Section (Low Height)

Designed for patients with limited mobility or shorter stature, the low height base makes transfers easier from wheelchairs or beds, while the split foot plate enables unilateral leg work and posture correction. A versatile choice for clinics focused on flexibility and patient-specific rehab protocols.

Split vs Single Footplate: Which Tilting Table Physiotherapy Option Wins?

The footplate design on a tilting table for physiotherapy can significantly impact treatment versatility. Split footplates enable targeted rehab like single-leg squats and varied positioning, while single footplates offer simplicity and easier weight distribution for patients with less control. Knowing your patient goals helps you choose the right footplate for optimal outcomes.

CPR Safety Features for Physio Tilt Table Emergencies

For clinics treating medically vulnerable patients, having a CPR release function on your physio tilt table is vital. This feature lets the table return to a flat position quickly in case of a medical emergency or power outage, ensuring fast response and patient safety. It’s essential for hospitals, ICU environments, or any high-risk treatment setting.

FAQs for Tilt Tables

What is a tilt table used for in physical therapy?

In physical therapy, a tilt table is used to help patients safely progress from lying to upright positions, supporting rehabilitation after injury, surgery, or neurological conditions by improving circulation, balance, and weight-bearing capacity.

What are the benefits of a tilt table?

Tilt tables offer numerous benefits, including improved circulation, reduced risk of orthostatic hypotension, gradual weight-bearing, and posture control, making them essential for early-stage rehab and neurological recovery.

Do tilt tables come with safety straps?

Yes, all our tilt tables include three extra-wide patient safety straps as standard to ensure secure positioning during therapy.

What is the delivery time for the tilt tables?

If we have it in stock, it will be delivered within 2-10 days. However the product is custom manufactured or not in stock, it will take between 2-4 weeks.

Are these tables suitable for bariatric patients?

Yes, several models—like the HT Hi-Capacity and ABCO Dual Action—offer 350kg+ lift capacity and wider foot support for bariatric use.

Are these tilt tables NDIS-compatible?

Yes, many of our tables are used by NDIS participants and providers, with features that support customisation, safety, and accessible rehab.

What warranty is included with these tilt tables?

Most models include a 10-year structural warranty, 5-year electrical, and 3-year upholstery warranty, reflecting high Australian manufacturing standards.

Still Unsure Which Tilt Table to Purchase?

Speak to our product expert and get a personalised recommendation based on your treatments, space, and budget.

Call us today on 1300 990 239! Or email us at sales@primephysioessentials.com.au!

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