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The Step Home Workout System (#F1004) Screens-Privacy Constructed of solid hardwood and 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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SKU 2232096704 · ★ 4.0

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The Step Home Workout System (#F1004) Screens Privacy Constructed of solid hardwood and 10 milligrams of phenylephrine Constructed of solid hardwood and finished with a lacquer * Features 36 steps at 1 1 4 intervals for upper extremeity exercise * 58 long x 1 3 8 deep x 2 1 2 wide * Shipping Carton Size: 57 x 3 x 3 The Hi Boy series whirlpools offer complete coverage all the way to the back hip and shoulder areas for full immersion and full body treatment * Whitehall also offers an optional Adjustable Suspension Seat or Tank Top Seat so lower extremities such as the lower leg ankle and foot areas can still be treated * This option provides a standard mobile unit * Product Function: * For use on middle back * Product Details Material: Stainless Steel * Legacy Model: JO 40A * Appropriate for: Athletic Trainer Physical Therapy * Capacity in Liquid Volume: 75 gallons * Body Treatment Location(s): sitting mid back * Internal Length: 42 * Internal Width: 20 * Internal Depth: 28 * Certification(s): MET CE Adjustable from 4 to 6 to 8 heights * Non slip surface on platform that supports up to 200 lbs * Stepping surface: 11 x 25 * Includes 53 minute All Step video featuring the premiere step aerobic instructor Cathe Friedrich * Designed for home use

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