The final product for ROM-T

[old cat lady]

Hello,

I'm very proud to introduce our final table. This table is 27" wide by 72" long, the foam is 2.75" high density and is made with Polyurethane Leather.

Wings- This part of the table was invented with the purpose of allowing 360 degree range of motion for the shoulder and hip joints. It also allows the therapist to get into the table and apply pressure using the table for leverage. No other table on the market offers this feature.

Face cradle- We added this feature so the therapist is able to get deeper into the neck muscles. With traditional tables the face cradle does not turn to the sides due to the two supports.

Legs- The legs are designed for ease of use; we did not want knobs for height adjustment so we implemented push button adjustments. The front foot does have two knobs but are not used to adjust the height, the front foot stays attached and folds into the table.

If you are in physical therapy, massage therapy or chiropractic this table was designed for you. ROM-T is designed to be the most user friendly and efficient table on the market, it is ergonomically correct for the therapist! The inventor of the table knew something else needed to be done; the current tables were not cutting it. Brent Palmer spent the last year designing a table for 360 degree range of motion.

Please visit http://www.ROM-T.com for more information

Thank you,

Chris Roloff, Vice President ROM-T Enterprises
612-986-4922

 

[Renee P]

The final product for ROM-T

Would you be kind enough to update this thread as you take it out to different showings? I am sure we'd all love to actually try it out.

 

[Manushi G]

The final product for ROM-T

Hello,

This link will bring you to the YouTube video Ryan Hoyme of MassageNerd did for us on Friday. There will be a longer instructional video coming in the next couple weeks. We do not have any conventions planned at this time. it is a toss up between the Homecoming show at Northwestern in MN and WorldMassageFestival.com


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC-6XEO5jOY

Thanks,

Chris Roloff
http://www.ROM-T.com