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The MTS Therapy Step is a balance retraining and step training platform designed for physical therapy and rehabilitation settings. Constructed from multi-ply birch plywood with a foot-friendly carpet top and natural wood finish, each step is built to withstand clinical use with a 400 lb weight capacity. This listing is for the individual 2-inch height step (2"H x 10"W x 12"L). Steps are also available as a set of four with heights at 2, 4, 6, and 8 inches that nest together for compact storage when not in use. Made in the USA.
Note: This item ships directly to the customer. Please allow 5–7 business days for processing prior to shipment.
This therapy step is an excellent choice for physical therapy clinics, occupational therapy departments, and rehabilitation facilities that use step training as part of balance retraining, fall prevention, and lower extremity strengthening programs. It is well-suited for practitioners who need individual steps at specific heights to customize a patient's step training progression rather than purchasing a full set. The 2-inch height makes it particularly effective as the starting step for patients in early-stage balance retraining or those with significant step height limitations. Any clinic building or expanding a step training program with MTS therapy steps will find this individual step a durable and compatible addition to their existing set.
Can this step be used with the MTS four-step set?
Yes — individual MTS therapy steps are compatible with the four-step set and can be nested together for storage. If you already own the MTS set and need a replacement or additional 2-inch step, this individual step is a direct match.
What step heights are available individually?
MTS therapy steps are available individually at 2, 4, 6, and 8-inch heights. The full set of four (2", 4", 6", 8") is also available and nests compactly for storage when not in use. Check our store for the full set and other individual height options.
How does step training help with balance and fall prevention?
Step training challenges the neuromuscular system by requiring controlled weight shifting, single-leg stance, and coordinated stepping movements that improve muscle response time and proprioceptive awareness. Progressive step height training — starting low and advancing to higher steps — gradually increases the demand on balance and lower extremity strength, helping to reduce fall risk in older adults and patients recovering from lower extremity injuries or neurological conditions.
How long does shipping take?
This item ships directly to the customer. Please allow 5–7 business days for processing prior to shipment. Delivery time will vary based on your location and the carrier used for your order.