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Panel Stands & Accessories
A red light therapy panel stand sets the height and the distance, and both decide how much light actually reaches you.
Choose a floor stand or adjustable stand rated for the weight of your panel, not for the one in the photograph.
Measure your floor space first, because a full body panel on a stand does not fold away.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Not always. Small panels sit on a table or hang from a door. Once a panel is large enough to treat your whole body standing up, it needs support, and leaning it against a wall puts the beam at an angle that wastes output.
No. Check two things, the mounting pattern on the back of the panel and the weight rating of the stand. Our stands are built for the panels we sell, so start from the panel you own or plan to buy.
Follow the distance in your panel manual, because irradiance figures are quoted at a specific distance. The useful part is repeating the same distance every session, which is most of what a stand is for.
Only if the height genuinely changes. Two users of different heights, or treating knees one day and shoulders the next, makes it worthwhile. One person treating one area does not, and that money is better spent on the panel.
Yes, and it saves floor space, but you lose the ability to change height later. If you are still working out which areas you want to treat, a stand keeps your options open until the routine settles.