Therapy 2 Section Couches

A 2 section therapy couch features a main body section and an adjustable head or backrest section. This simple design makes it easy to position patients for examinations, physiotherapy, massage and general treatments without unnecessary complexity.

A 2 section couch offers straightforward adjustment, excellent durability and typically higher load capacity due to fewer moving parts. It is also usually more cost effective and takes up less space, making it ideal for treatment rooms where examinations, manual therapy and basic rehabilitation are the main focus.

Our Therapy 3 Section Couches may be a better option if you regularly need independent leg or foot section adjustment, more advanced positioning angles or additional flexibility for specialist therapeutic techniques.

Yes. All models in this range are designed with very strong frames and a safe working load of up to 240kg (37.8st), making them well suited to clinics that regularly treat bariatric patients.

Hydraulic models use a foot pump to raise the couch and a manual release to lower it, making them ideal where mains power is not required. Electric versions raise and lower at the touch of a hand control, helping reduce physical effort for clinicians during frequent adjustments.

Standard Head couches are designed for general examinations and physiotherapy work.

Yes. Seers Medical couches are tested to recognised electrical and mechanical standards including EN 60601-1, with extensive load testing well beyond their rated capacity. They are manufactured under ISO 13485 quality systems and meet medical flammability regulations.

These variable height therapy couches are supplied with a lifetime warranty on the frame and five years cover on all other components for added peace of mind.

Hopefully! All models are available in a wide choice of upholstery colours, allowing you to coordinate with existing treatment rooms or branding. There are more colours available so please ask if we are not quite hitting the spot for you.

Yes. A popular optional extra is the colour matched Head Support Cushion, which attaches easily to the couch and can also be used to support the lower limbs during treatment.

Therapy 2 Section Couches are available with three different head designs, each suited to particular styles of treatment. Choosing the right option depends on how you work day to day and the types of patients you typically see.

Standard Head
Best for general examinations and everyday clinical use.

This is the most versatile option, making it ideal for GP surgeries, physiotherapy clinics and treatment rooms that carry out a broad mix of assessments and minor procedures. The longer backrest section allows comfortable positioning for seated or semi reclined treatments and works well when flexibility is needed across different disciplines.

Basic Head
Best for neck, shoulder and hands-on physiotherapy work.

The shorter head section gives therapists closer access to the upper body, which is particularly useful for mobilisation, manual traction and soft tissue techniques. It is a strong choice for practices that focus heavily on manual therapy and musculoskeletal treatments.

Plus Head
Best for prone treatments, sports massage and chiropractic care.

This design includes adjustable armrests that support the patient’s forearms when lying face down, helping the shoulders relax and improving overall comfort. It is especially popular in sports therapy clinics, chiropractic practices and massage rooms where face down positioning is common.

Choosing between hydraulic and electric height adjustment comes down to how you work, the pace of your clinic and the kind of environment you prefer. Both options provide smooth and reliable height control, but each has benefits that suit different workflows and preferences.

Hydraulic – simple, strong and cost effective
Hydraulic couches use a foot-operated pump to raise the couch and a manual release to lower it. This makes them ideal for settings where mains power isn’t always handy or necessary, such as smaller treatment rooms or mobile clinics.

Benefits of hydraulic models include:

• straightforward, reliable control without reliance on electricity
• no ongoing running costs unlike the electric versions
• simple maintenance with fewer electrical components
• excellent strength and stability, even at low heights

If you want a no-fuss couch that’s strong, easy to operate and great value, hydraulic is a sensible choice.

Electric – effortless control at the touch of a button
Electric couches are powered by a motor and adjusted using a handheld switch, allowing clinicians to raise or lower the couch with minimum physical effort. This can help reduce strain over a busy day, especially when frequently changing working height between patients or treatment stages.

Benefits of electric models include:

• smooth, effortless height changes controlled by hand switch
• ideal for high throughput clinics and frequent adjustments
• supports consistent positioning during treatment workflows
• reduces physical demand on clinicians during long sessions

If ease of use, quick adjustment and clinician comfort are priorities in your practice, an electric couch may be the better fit.