Firts Aid Couch Low Level

The Low Level First Aid Couch is a sturdy first aid couch designed to make treatment and examinations easier and more comfortable for patients. It has an epoxy coated square steel frame and padded vinyl upholstery, making it an excellent long-lasting choice for your first aid room.

Features

• Patient comfort and safety – designed with padded, wipe-clean upholstery and an adjustable backrest, the couch provides stable, ergonomic support, ideal for rest, examination, or treatment.

• Hygienic and easy to clean – the vinyl surface is easy to wipe clean and the built-in paper roll holder allows for quick, clean surface changes between patients.

• Built to last – a robust epoxy-coated steel frame offers excellent durability and resistance to daily wear, perfect for high-traffic medical or first aid environments.

• Low level design for accessibility – the couch’s reduced height makes it easier and safer for children, elderly patients, or individuals with limited mobility to get on and off, ideal for school nurse rooms, paediatric settings, or inclusive first aid spaces.

• Adjustable and space saving – the tilting backrest adapts to various treatment needs, while the compact footprint makes it an ideal solution for smaller treatment or first aid rooms.

First Aid Couch Specifications

• Dimensions (L × W × H): 183cm x 60cm x 40cm

• Frame: Epoxy coated steel

• Upholstery: Padded vinyl

• Extras: Tilting head section, built-in paper roll dispenser, non-slip feet

Assembly & Delivery
Our couch comes fully assembled, the only adjustments that may be needed upon delivery are extending and locking the legs in place with a metal bar, as well as potentially screwing in the couch roll holder. There is also an instruction booklet included just in case.

Ideal For:

• First aid / treatment rooms in businesses, factories, warehouses

• School nurse rooms, university health centres

• Clinics, general practices, outpatient treatment rooms

• Sports facilities, physiotherapy and rehabilitation centres

• Mobile or outreach medical / first aid units or training facilities

• Occupational health departments

• Community health centres / local health clinics

• Emergency / triage rooms in non hospital settings