Modern Grey Vinyl Treatment Table with Wooden Base

This modern grey vinyl treatment table, provided as a Revit family, features an adjustable headrest and integrated wooden storage. Designed for clinical utility, this treatment table features a robust, light-toned timber frame and a durable grey vinyl-covered surface. The base is constructed with a solid side panel and a central section containing two stacked drawers, providing essential storage for medical supplies or equipment. The upper examination surface includes an adjustable headrest, articulated by a support mechanism on the left side. The proportions are standard for medical examination or massage therapy, balancing a functional workspace with a clean, minimalist aesthetic suitable for contemporary healthcare or wellness environments.

The download is a 215 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a Revit family, this item should be loaded into your project environment as a component. Ensure the correct category is assigned upon insertion to maintain accurate project schedules. The file is lightweight, making it suitable for populating multiple examination rooms in large healthcare projects without significantly impacting model performance. Users should verify the family host type and orientation against the floor finish and wall placement to ensure proper alignment during the documentation phase of the project.

This treatment table is intended for use in healthcare facilities, medical offices, private clinics, and wellness spas. It pairs effectively with other clinical furniture and cabinetry in exam rooms or physical therapy suites. Professionals searching for this asset might use terms such as medical examination table, clinical furniture, or therapy bed. It is an essential component for the interior fit-out stage of healthcare projects, ensuring that medical spaces are accurately represented in both floor plans and 3D visualisations.