Best Therapy Mats & Treatment Table Mattresses
Fitting out a treatment room? Our therapy mat range gives your plinth the right fit for every session. Each treatment table mattress comes in 50mm, 75mm or 100mm foam, sized for a standard 1900 x 750mm table, so you get no fuss, fast delivery and expert guidance choosing the right one.
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Choosing the Right Thickness
The right foam depth depends on how the table gets used. A physio doing quick assessments and light massage work is fine with a thinner mat. A clinic running longer treatments, or working with heavier clients, needs more depth underneath.
50mm Foam Mattress
Our lightest option. Good for general OT work, quick consults and tables that get moved or folded often.
75mm Foam Mattress
The most popular pick for allied-health clinics. Enough cushioning for longer treatments without feeling too soft to work on.
100mm Foam Mattress
Our firmest, deepest option. Best for bariatric tables or any setting where extra support and pressure relief matter most.
Sizing for Your Treatment Table
Every mattress in this range is built to 1900 x 750mm, the standard size for most clinic and treatment table setups. If your table is a non-standard size, measure it before ordering, or give our team a call for expert guidance on 1300 132 952.
Frequently Asked Questions
What thickness foam mattress should I choose for my treatment table?
50mm suits light massage and general OT work. 75mm gives extra comfort for longer treatments. 100mm is best for bariatric or high-pressure clinical use where support matters most.
Will a therapy mat fit my existing plinth?
Our foam mattresses are made to the standard 1900 x 750mm plinth size, so they fit most treatment tables. Check your table's dimensions before ordering if it's a non-standard size.
How do I clean a therapy mat between clients?
Wipe the vinyl cover down with a standard clinical disinfectant wipe after each use. Avoid harsh solvents, they can crack the vinyl over time.
Can NDIS funding cover a treatment table mattress?
Yes, it can fall under Core or Capital supports depending on your plan. Check with your plan manager to confirm. See our NDIS FAQs for more.