Best Bobath Tables
A bobath table needs to do one job well: hold a patient safely and steadily while your team works through neuro-developmental treatment. Our range covers single-section and two-section electric-backrest bobath tables, in standard and bariatric weight capacities, so you get the right fit for your clinic.
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Neuro and Bariatric Bobath Tables for Rehabilitation
The Bobath technique, also known as neuro-developmental treatment or NDT, is a hands-on positioning approach used by physios and OTs in neurological rehabilitation settings. A dedicated bobath table supports neuro-developmental treatment positioning with a stable, adjustable surface built for close, repeated handling.
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Single-Section Bobath Tables
A single-section top gives your therapist the widest, most open surface for full-body positioning and turning. It suits clinics that need one straightforward table for general neuro treatment, without extra backrest sections to manage.
Two-Section Bobath Tables with Electric Backrest
A two-section table adds an independently adjustable backrest, powered by an electric motor rather than a manual gas strut. That gives your team fine control over a patient's upper-body angle mid-session, which matters for positioning work and for patient comfort during longer appointments.
Bariatric Bobath Tables (Higher Weight Capacity)
The bariatric range in this collection is built for the same positioning work at a higher weight capacity, with a wider base and a stronger hydraulic or electric lift. If your facility regularly treats bariatric patients, choose the bariatric variant from the start rather than retrofitting later.
Pair your bobath table with our hand therapy tables and neurological assessment tools to round out a neuro rehab room.
Choosing the Right Bobath Table for Your Facility
Four things decide which bobath table is the right fit: section count, backrest control, weight capacity and budget. Single-section tables sit at the lower end of the range. Two-section electric-backrest and bariatric models cost more but give your team more positioning control and headroom for heavier patients.
Weight Capacity and Patient Positioning
Standard bobath tables in this range hold up to around 400kg, with bariatric models rated higher again. If your team uses a hoist or transfer belt to move patients onto the table, check the hoist clearance underneath, not just the top weight figure.
Every bobath table in this range is GST-free for eligible healthcare and NDIS purchases, and we offer NDIS quote support and bulk ordering for hospitals, nursing homes and multi-clinic practices. If you need a hand narrowing down the right model, our team gives expert guidance by phone on 1300 132 952 or email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au, no fuss.
Bobath Table FAQs
What's the difference between a single-section and two-section bobath table?
A single-section top is one open surface for full-body positioning. A two-section table adds an independently adjustable backrest, usually electric, for fine control over a patient's upper-body angle during treatment.
What weight capacity should I look for in a bariatric bobath table?
Bariatric bobath tables in this range are rated up to around 800kg static capacity. Match the capacity to your heaviest regular patient plus a safety margin, and check hoist clearance underneath if your team uses a hoist.
Is an electric backrest worth it on a bobath table?
For clinics doing regular positioning work, yes. An electric backrest lets one therapist adjust a patient's angle mid-session without stopping to operate a manual strut, which is one less thing to manage during hands-on treatment.
Are bobath tables GST-free for NDIS and healthcare buyers?
Yes. Bobath tables in this range are GST-free for eligible NDIS, aged care and healthcare purchases. Talk to our team for an NDIS quote.