Bailey Model 27 Single Taping Station with drawers, shelf, and wastebin

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Taping Station Tables | Athletic Training and Sports Medicine Tables

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About Taping Station Tables | Athletic Training and Sports Medicine Tables

Taping station tables are built for athletic trainers, sports medicine clinics, physical therapy practices, schools, colleges, professional teams, and rehab facilities that need a stable, organized station for taping, wrapping, bracing, quick evaluations, and pre-event athlete preparation.

Unlike a general treatment table, a taping station is designed around workflow. The right table height helps reduce clinician bending. The right model keeps tape, scissors, wraps, braces, and supplies within reach. The right size helps an athletic training room move faster during practice, game day, clinic hours, or high-volume rehab sessions.

Product Overview

Taping station tables are professional athletic training and sports medicine tables designed to make athlete taping fast, organized, and efficient. We offer multiple configurations so facilities can choose the best model based on available space, expected patient volume, treatment style, storage needs, and preferred working height.

Available model options include:

  • 42" Single Taping Station Model 27
  • 36" Single Taping Station Model 27
  • 42" Dual Taping Station Model 26
  • 36" Dual Taping Station Model 26
  • Deluxe Taping Table Model 25
  • Fully Enclosed Taping Table Model 10
  • End Shelf Taping Table Model 12
  • Taping Table Model 14

Why Taping Table Height Matters

Height is one of the most important decisions when buying a taping table. A table that is too low can force athletic trainers and clinicians to bend forward all day. A table that is too high can make transfers, seated positioning, or certain treatments more awkward.

The best height depends on how the table will be used.

HeightBest ForWhy It Works
30"Seated treatments, shorter users, younger athletes, transfer-friendly setups, multi-purpose rehab spacesLower height is easier for many patients to step onto and works well when the clinician is seated
36"General athletic training rooms, mixed standing/seated use, PT clinics, school sports medicine roomsBalanced working height for taping, wrapping, basic assessment, and treatment-room flexibility
42"Standing taping, high-volume athletic training, game-day prep, taller clinicians, ankle/foot taping workflowsA higher surface reduces clinician bending during repetitive standing, taping, and wrapping

Simple height rule

Choose 42" when the table is mainly for fast, standing athletic taping. Choose 36" when the table needs to serve multiple users and treatment types. Choose 30" when transfers, seated work, or lower table access matter more than standing taping speed.

Model Comparison

ModelBalego OptionCore DesignBest EnvironmentBest Use
Model 27Single Taping Station, 36" or 42"Single-seat station with drawers, shelf, waste bin, and storageAthletic training rooms, schools, PT clinics, small sports medicine roomsDedicated single-athlete taping station
Model 26Dual Taping Station, 36" or 42"Two-seat station with larger cabinet footprint and shared storageHigh school, college, team facilities, larger clinicsTwo athletes at once, high-volume taping
Model 25Deluxe Taping TableTable with full rear shelf, end shelves, and fixed 60° back supportSports medicine clinics, treatment rooms, rehab spacesTaping plus supported sitting and basic treatment
Model 10Fully Enclosed Taping TableCompact enclosed cabinet with double doors and interior shelvingClean, organized clinical rooms or small athletic spacesTaping with hidden storage
Model 12End Shelf Taping TableCompact table with open-end shelvesSmall training rooms, sideline-adjacent spaces, budget-conscious clinicsQuick access to tape and supplies
Model 14Standard Taping TableSimple upholstered 24" × 48" taping tableSmaller rooms, overflow stations, schools, eventsEconomical taping and basic positioning

Best Model by Treatment or Environment

Treatment / EnvironmentBest Bailey ModelRecommended HeightWhy
High-volume ankle taping before practiceModel 26 Dual Taping Station42"A two-seat layout supports faster athlete turnover, and 42" height reduces repeated bending
Single athletic trainer roomModel 27 Single Taping Station42" or 36"Dedicated storage and single-station workflow without taking as much room as a dual station
Small high school training roomModel 12 End Shelf or Model 14 Taping Table36"Compact footprint fits smaller rooms while still supporting taping and basic treatment
College or team athletic training roomModel 26 Dual Taping Station42"Designed for multiple athletes, team-volume taping, and organized supply access
Physical therapy clinic that also tapes athletesModel 25 Deluxe Taping Table36"Supports taping plus supported sitting, short exams, and treatment-room use
Seated shoulder, wrist, or hand tapingModel 25 Deluxe or Model 1430" or 36"A lower or mid-height table works better when the clinician is seated and working close to the limb
Clean clinical storage priorityModel 10 Fully Enclosed36"An enclosed cabinet keeps supplies hidden and supports a neat treatment room
Budget-friendly taping surfaceModel 14 Taping Table36"A simple upholstered table is practical when built-in drawers or cabinets are not required
Locker room or fieldhouse taping areaModel 26 or Model 2742"High surface height is better for rapid standing taping in athlete-prep areas
Rehab room with mixed patient heightsModel 25, Model 10, Model 12, or Model 1436"A mid-height table is the most flexible for taping, evaluation, and general positioning
Youth athletics or smaller athletesModel 14, Model 12, or Model 1030" or 36"Lower or mid-height surfaces may be easier to access safely
Multi-station taping wallModel 26 + Model 2742"Stations can be arranged to create more taping capacity in a compact line

Single vs. Dual Taping Station

FeatureModel 27 Single Taping StationModel 26 Dual Taping Station
Number of athletes at onceOneTwo
Height options36" or 42"36" or 42"
Taping top32" deep × 26" wide32" deep × 26" wide per station
StorageAdjustable shelf, triple drawers, waste binFull-depth adjustable shelves, triple drawers, and a waste bin
Cabinet footprint42" wide × 30" deep66" wide × 30" deep
Finished all aroundYesYes
Island or inline useYesYes
Weight capacity500 lb per seat500 lb per seat
Best forSmaller rooms or one-at-a-time tapingHigh-volume taping and team environments

Choose Model 27 if:

  • You need one dedicated taping station.
  • Space is limited.
  • You want built-in storage without a large two-seat footprint.
  • One athlete at a time is enough for your workflow.
  • You may add stations later.

Choose Model 26 if:

  • You tape multiple athletes before practice or games.
  • You need faster throughput.
  • You have a larger athletic training room.
  • You want one station for two simultaneous users.
  • Your staff often works with more than one athlete at a time.

Model 25 Deluxe Taping Table: Best for Taping Plus Supported Sitting

The Model 25 Deluxe Taping Table is the best option when the table needs to do more than quick ankle taping. It includes storage plus a stationary 60° back support, making it useful for seated positioning, shoulder taping, upper-extremity work, basic evaluation, and short-duration treatment.

FeatureWhy It Matters
30", 36", or 42" height optionsLets the facility match table height to seated work, general use, or standing taping
Stationary 60° back supportSupports seated athlete positioning
Full rear shelfKeeps supplies close along the back of the table
End storage shelvesAdds quick-access storage for tape, wraps, scissors, and supplies
1" upholstered topProvides a padded surface for taping and short treatment sessions
400 lb capacitySupports typical athletic training and rehab users

Best uses for Model 25

Use CaseWhy Model 25 Fits
Shoulder tapingBack support helps the athlete sit upright
Wrist and hand tapingSeated positioning makes upper-extremity work easier
Post-practice treatmentMore treatment-table feel than a simple taping bench
Sports medicine clinic roomsWorks as a hybrid taping/treatment surface
Physical therapy spacesUseful when the table is not only for fast pre-game taping

Model 10 Fully Enclosed Taping Table: Best for Clean Storage

The Model 10 Fully Enclosed Taping Table is ideal when a facility wants a compact table with concealed storage. It is useful for treatment rooms where visual organization matters and supplies should be stored out of sight.

FeatureWhy It Matters
26" × 40" upholstered topCompact enough for smaller spaces
Fully enclosed cabinetKeeps supplies hidden and protected
Double doors on both sidesSupports access from either side
Interior shelvesOrganizes tape, wraps, scissors, and supplies
30", 36", or 42" height optionsLets the facility choose access, general use, or standing-taping height
Natural or walnut finish optionsHelps match existing room furniture

Best uses for Model 10

Use CaseWhy Model 10 Fits
Clinical treatment roomConcealed storage keeps the room looking cleaner
Small sports medicine roomA compact footprint saves space
Shared clinic spaceSupplies can be stored neatly inside
Schools and training roomsThe durable cabinet format supports everyday taping supplies
Rooms with patients and visitorsEnclosed storage presents a more professional appearance

Model 12 End Shelf Taping Table: Best for Open Access Supplies

The Model 12 End Shelf Taping Table is a compact table with open end shelves. It is best when supplies need to be visible, fast to reach, and easy to restock.

FeatureWhy It Matters
26" × 40" upholstered topCompact taping surface for smaller spaces
Stationary end shelvesKeeps supplies within arm’s reach
30", 36", or 42" height optionsSupports transfer-friendly, general, or standing-taping setups
Natural or walnut finish optionsWorks in athletic, clinical, or school environments
Simple storage designEasier to see and grab tape, pre-wrap, scissors, and elastic wraps

Best uses for Model 12

Use CaseWhy Model 12 Fits
Small athletic training roomCompact size and accessible shelves
Fast tape-and-go stationOpen shelves reduce searching for supplies
Schools and teamsSimple, durable, easy to use
Budget-conscious facilitiesAdds storage without the larger footprint of full stations
Sideline-adjacent prep areaEasy supply access during quick taping needs

Model 14 Taping Table: Best Simple Taping Surface

The Model 14 Taping Table is the simplest option in this group. It is a practical choice when the facility needs a padded taping surface but does not need built-in drawers, shelves, wastebin storage, or enclosed cabinets.

FeatureWhy It Matters
24" × 48" upholstered topLonger padded taping surface
30", 36", or 42" height optionsCan be configured for seated work, general use, or standing taping
Simple table designEasier to place in small or multipurpose spaces
Natural or walnut finish optionsCoordinates with typical clinic furniture
Lower starting complexityGood choice when storage is already handled elsewhere

Best uses for Model 14

Use CaseWhy Model 14 Fits
Overflow taping stationAdds extra capacity without cabinetry
Small clinic roomA simple footprint is easy to position
Event or school settingPractical taping surface when storage is separate
General sports treatmentGood for taping, wrapping, and brief positioning
Facilities with wall shelvingBuilt-in storage may not be needed

Height Selection by Treatment Type

Treatment / TaskBest HeightWhy
Standing ankle taping42"Places the athlete’s foot higher so the clinician bends less
Standing wrist or hand taping36" or 42"36" works for more users; 42" works better for taller clinicians
Seated shoulder taping30" or 36"Athlete can sit more naturally, especially on Model 25
Knee wrapping36" or 42"36" is flexible; 42" is efficient for fast athletic workflows
Pre-practice high-volume taping42"Best for speed and repetitive standing tasks
General PT treatment room36"Most balanced for mixed taping, assessment, and short treatment
Youth athletes or shorter patients30" or 36"Easier access and less awkward mounting
Clinic with many different clinicians36"Middle-ground height works for the widest range of users
Seated clinician work30"A lower height can be better when the clinician is seated
Supplies-heavy taping station36" or 42" with Model 26/27Built-in drawers, shelves, and wastebin improve workflow

Height Selection by Environment

EnvironmentBest HeightBest ModelsWhy
High school athletic training room36" or 42"Model 27, Model 12, Model 1436" is flexible; 42" is faster for standing taping
College athletic training room42"Model 26, Model 27Higher height supports high-volume standing taping
Professional sports training room42"Model 26, multiple Model 27 stationsBest for fast throughput and athletic-trainer ergonomics
Physical therapy clinic36"Model 25, Model 10, Model 14Mixed-use height for evaluation, taping, and short treatment
Chiropractic or sports rehab clinic36"Model 25 or Model 10Good balance of treatment positioning and room appearance
Small clinic room30" or 36"Model 12, Model 14, Model 10Compact models fit better and lower height may help access
Locker room or fieldhouse42"Model 26 or Model 27Built for standing prep, quick access, and team workflows
Multipurpose school health room36"Model 10 or Model 12Balanced height with storage options
Mobile/event setup36" Model 14, where appropriateModel 14Simpler table when cabinetry is not necessary

Storage Comparison

ModelStorage StyleBest For
Model 27 Single Taping StationWastebin, full-depth adjustable shelf, triple drawersOne organized, dedicated taping station
Model 26 Dual Taping StationWastebin, full-depth adjustable shelves, triple drawersHigh-volume, two-athlete taping setup
Model 25 Deluxe Taping TableFull rear shelf and end storage shelvesTaping plus seated supported treatment
Model 10 Fully EnclosedCabinet with double doors and interior shelvesClean clinical appearance and hidden supplies
Model 12 End ShelfOpen-end shelvesFast-access supplies in compact spaces
Model 14 Taping TableNo integrated storageFacilities that already have cabinets, carts, or wall shelves

Model-by-Model Buying Guide

Choose 42" Single Taping Station Model 27 if:

  • You need one professional taping station.
  • Most work is standing, ankle, knee, or wrist taping.
  • You want integrated storage and a standard wastebin.
  • Your athletic training room is busy but not large enough for a dual station.
  • You want the option to place the station freestanding, island-style, or inline.

Choose 36" Single Taping Station Model 27 if:

  • You want Model 27 storage with a more general-purpose working height.
  • The room serves athletes, rehab patients, and clinic users.
  • Clinicians vary in height.
  • Users may need a slightly easier step-up than a 42" station.
  • The station will handle both taping and short clinical evaluation tasks.

Choose 42" Dual Taping Station Model 26 if:

  • Two athletes often need taping at the same time.
  • Your staff needs fast turnover before practice or games.
  • You are building a true athletic training room.
  • Standing taping is the primary workflow.
  • You have enough floor width for the larger cabinet footprint.

Choose 36" Dual Taping Station Model 26 if:

  • You need two-seat throughput but want a more flexible height.
  • The station will serve mixed sports medicine and rehab tasks.
  • Users include younger athletes or patients who may not prefer a 42" surface.
  • The room functions as both an athletic training area and general treatment space.

Choose Deluxe Taping Table Model 25 if:

  • You need a taping table with a fixed back support.
  • You frequently tape shoulders, arms, wrists, or upper extremities.
  • You want a hybrid taping and short-treatment table.
  • You need rear and end shelf storage.
  • You want height flexibility from 30" to 42".

Choose Fully Enclosed Taping Table Model 10 if:

  • You want hidden storage.
  • Your room needs a cleaner, more finished look.
  • Supplies should be protected behind cabinet doors.
  • You need a compact taping table for a clinic or school environment.
  • You prefer an enclosed cabinet over open shelves.

Choose End Shelf Taping Table Model 12 if:

  • You want open shelves for fast access.
  • You need a compact, practical station.
  • Supplies are used constantly and should be visible.
  • You want more storage than Model 14 but less cabinetry than Model 10.
  • Your budget or room size favors a simpler table.

Choose Taping Table Model 14 if

  • You need the simplest padded taping surface.
  • Storage is handled elsewhere.
  • You need an overflow table.
  • You want a compact table for school, clinic, or sports medicine use.
  • You want the flexibility of 30", 36", or 42" height options without buying a full storage station.

Taping Station vs. Standard Treatment Table

FeatureBailey Taping Station TableStandard Treatment Table
Primary purposeTaping, wrapping, bracing, athletic prepExam, positioning, manual therapy, rehab treatment
Typical environmentAthletic training rooms, locker rooms, sports medicine clinicsPT clinics, exam rooms, chiropractic offices, rehab centers
StorageMany taping models include shelves, drawers, cabinets, or waste bin storageStorage varies by model
Height focus36" or 42" for standing taping; 30" for lower access on some modelsOften lower or height-adjustable for transfers and treatment
Best forFast athlete turnover and supply accessLonger treatment sessions and broader clinical positioning
Buyer considerationMatch height to taping workflowMatch height and sections to treatment technique

Taping Station vs. Hi-Low Treatment Table

FeatureFixed-Height Taping StationHi-Low Treatment Table
Height adjustmentFixed height chosen at purchaseAdjustable height range
Best forRepetitive taping and athletic training workflowTransfers, accessibility, manual therapy, varied patient positioning
StorageOften built into taping stationsProduct-dependent
Athlete throughputExcellent, especially 42" stationsGood but not as storage-focused
Patient transfer supportIt depends on selected heightUsually better because the table can be lowered.
Best environmentAthletic training room or sports prep areaPT clinic, rehab clinic, medical treatment room
Buyer prioritySpeed, storage, taping ergonomicsAccessibility, positioning, clinician ergonomics

Important note

Fixed-height taping tables are excellent for athletic training workflow, but they are not the same as hi-low treatment tables. If accessibility, transfers, or frequent mobility-limited patient care are top priorities, consider a height-adjustable treatment table in addition to a taping station.

Taping Station vs. Taping Cart

FeatureTaping Station TableTaping Cart
Provides patient seating/surfaceYesNo
Built for athlete tapingYesSupplies only
StorageIntegrated storage on many modelsMobile storage
Best forDedicated taping areaBringing supplies to field, sideline, or treatment room
Space requirementLargerSmaller
Best setupPermanent athletic training roomMobile support or overflow supplies

Product Description

Bailey Manufacturing Taping Station Tables are professional athletic training and sports medicine tables designed for fast taping, organized supplies, and efficient athlete preparation. Available through Balego, these tables give facilities multiple configuration choices, including single and dual taping stations, deluxe models with back support, enclosed storage tables, open end-shelf tables, and simple padded taping tables.

Choose a 42" height for high-volume standing taping, especially in athletic training rooms and locker rooms. Choose a 36" height for the broadest mix of taping, wrapping, evaluation, and short treatment tasks. Choose 30" height when lower access, seated work, or youth and mixed-patient environments matter most.

The Model 27 Single Taping Station is ideal for one dedicated athlete-prep position. The Model 26 Dual Taping Station is the best choice for team settings and high-volume pre-practice taping. Model 25 adds a 60° stationary back support for seated taping and hybrid treatment use. Model 10 provides enclosed storage for a clean clinical look. Model 12 offers open-end shelves for fast supply access. Model 14 provides a simple padded taping surface when storage is already available.

Order Bailey Taping Station Tables from Balego to source athletic training furniture, sports medicine tables, treatment tables, therapy products, and rehabilitation equipment from one professional supplier.

What to Order With Taping Station Tables

Related Product TypeWhy It Helps
Athletic tape and elastic wrapsCore supplies for taping and wrapping workflows
Treatment tablesAdds general exam and treatment capacity
Athletic training and sports medicine treatment tablesSupports broader sports medicine room setup
Hot and cold therapy productsUseful after practice, rehab, and acute care workflows
TENS and NMES devicesSupports clinician-directed pain and muscle activation programs
Resistance bands and tubingUseful for rehab warm-ups and return-to-play exercises
Treatment table educationHelps buyers understand treatment-table selection

Why Buy Your Taping Station Tables from Us?

When you order from Balego, you can source taping tables, treatment tables, electrotherapy, hot and cold therapy products, resistance bands, therapy supplies, and rehabilitation equipment from one supplier focused on healthcare professionals and sports medicine environments.

Balego offers:

  • Free shipping across the USA
  • Best-price guarantee
  • Support for clinics, schools, athletic trainers, and rehab facilities
  • Product support through our contact page

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FAQs

What are taping station tables used for?

Taping station tables are used for athletic taping, wrapping, bracing, pre-practice preparation, post-practice care, quick evaluations, and sports medicine treatment-room workflows.

Which Bailey taping model is best for a high-volume athletic training room?

The Model 26 Dual Taping Station at a 42" height is the best choice for high-volume athletic training rooms because it supports two athletes at once and gives athletic trainers a higher working surface for standing taping.

Which model is best for a small sports medicine room?

The Model 12 End Shelf Taping Table or Model 14 Taping Table is often best for smaller rooms because both offer a compact footprint. Choose Model 12 if you need open supply shelves. Choose Model 14 if you only need the taping surface.

Which model is best if I need built-in storage?

Choose Model 27 for a single station with drawers, a shelf, and a wastebin. Choose Model 26 for dual-station storage. Choose Model 10 if you prefer enclosed cabinet storage.

Which model is best for shoulder taping?

The Model 25 Deluxe Taping Table is a strong choice for shoulder taping because it includes a stationary 60° back support for upright seated positioning.

What height should I choose for athletic taping?

Choose 42" for high-volume standing taping, especially ankle, foot, knee, and pre-game workflows. Choose 36" for mixed clinical and athletic use. Choose 30" for lower access or seated work when available.

Is 42" too high for some users?

It can be. A 42" station is excellent for standing athletic taping but may be less convenient for shorter athletes, youth athletes, or users who need easier transfer access.

Is 36" the best general-purpose height?

Yes, 36" is often the best all-around fixed height because it balances taping, wrapping, short treatment, and general sports medicine use.

When should I choose a 30" height?

Choose 30" when lower access, seated clinician work, youth athletes, or transfer convenience is more important than standing taping ergonomics.

What is the difference between Model 26 and Model 27?

Model 27 is a single taping station. Model 26 is a dual taping station that supports two athletes at once and has a wider cabinet footprint.

What is the difference between Model 10 and Model 12?

Model 10 has enclosed cabinet storage with double doors. Model 12 has open-end shelves for faster supply access.

What is the simplest model?

Model 14 is the simplest taping table. It is best when you already have storage and just need a padded taping surface.

Are these tables only for athletic trainers?

No. They are most common in athletic training and sports medicine, but they can also be useful in physical therapy clinics, school health rooms, rehab facilities, and chiropractic/sports rehab settings.

Are fixed-height taping tables the same as hi-low treatment tables?

No. Fixed-height taping tables are optimized for taping workflow and storage. Hi-low treatment tables are better when adjustable transfer height and ergonomic positioning are priorities.

Does Balego offer free shipping?

Yes. Balego lists free shipping across the USA for this product page.

Does Balego offer a best-price guarantee?

Yes. We will match competitor pricing when customers show a competing offer.

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