Platform-Mounted Physical Therapy Parallel Bars

Platform-mounted physical therapy parallel bars provided as a Revit family, featuring dual cylindrical handrails and an integrated walkway base. This medical rehabilitation asset comprises a rectangular low-profile walking platform fitted with a non-slip textured walking surface. Transverse base plates anchor two pairs of vertical tubular uprights that support dual parallel cylindrical handrails. Each continuous grab bar features cantilevered overhangs at both ends for comfortable patient approach and egress. The clean, utilitarian geometry reflects standard physical therapy gait training fixtures, providing precise spatial clearance envelopes without superfluous polycount. Its balanced proportions ensure accurate representation in rehabilitation gym room layouts and medical facility equipment plans.

The download is a 184 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.

Load this RFA component directly into your Revit project under Specialty Equipment or Medical Equipment categories. Position the floor-based unit onto active level planes within therapy suites to establish accessible gait-training paths. The lightweight native geometry ensures optimal model performance across complex clinical building information models while automatically populating equipment schedules, clearance checks, and coordination views.

Designed primarily for healthcare and wellness facilities, this therapy fixture belongs in physical therapy clinics, inpatient rehabilitation wards, orthopaedic hospitals, sports medicine centres, and aged care fitness suites. Coordinate the model alongside therapy mats, examination couches, and mobility aids during schematic spatial planning through construction documentation. Specifiers frequently source this asset using terms like gait training bars, rehabilitation parallel rails, physiotherapy walking track, and clinical mobility equipment.