Rehabilitation Authority • Clinical Guidance A clinical-grade installation guide for therapy wall barres and support rails — designed to support stability, safety, and ADA-aligned dimensional intent when installed per specification. Rehabilitation facilities, hospitals, and therapy centers require more than aesthetic installation. Proper anchoring, clearance, dimensional consistency, and end detailing are essential to reduce fall risk and support assisted mobility. When properly installed, Custom Barres systems are designed to align with ADA dimensional guidance while supporting high-use clinical environments. Secure installation into structural studs or approved blocking is critical. Hollow-wall anchoring is not recommended for clinical applications. Maintain consistent height across therapy corridors and treatment bays. Confirm dimensional intent aligns with ADA guidance where applicable. Provide adequate finger clearance to support a secure grip and reduce pinch risk. Use proper termination detailing to reduce snag and impact risk in high-traffic clinical environments. Explore our complete clinical guidance series for rehabilitation facilities, therapy centers, and ADA-aligned installations. Custom Barres wall-mounted systems are engineered for professional studios, rehabilitation facilities, senior living communities, and institutional environments.Rehabilitation Barre Installation Standards
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