Finger Ladder Bar

Wall-mounted Finger Ladder dThe Finger Ladder Bar is a simple yet essential rehabilitation tool used in physiotherapy clinics to help patients regain range of motion in the shoulder, arm, and fingers. By gradually climbing the fingers up the wooden ladder rungs, patients improve flexibility, coordination, and muscle control.

Ideal for post-surgery or post-stroke recovery, this device is commonly used in occupational therapy, especially for those recovering from shoulder injuries or restricted arm movement.

🔧 Key Features:

Durable wooden construction

Wall-mountable for easy use

Smooth finish with evenly spaced rungs

Encourages gradual and safe mobility

Lightweight and easy to install

Suitable for left- and right-hand exercises

⚙️ Specifications:

Material: Hardwood or plywood

Length: Approx. 36 to 48 inches

No. of Rungs: Typically 25 to 40

Mount Type: Wall-mounted

Finish: Smooth, varnished surface

🎯 Applications / Uses:

Post-surgery shoulder rehabilitation

Improves finger dexterity and shoulder ROM

Stroke or nerve damage therapy

Arm mobility and motor control training

Occupational therapy and home rehab designed to improve shoulder mobility, arm movement, and finger coordination—a must-have in every physiotherapy clinic.