Bath Shower Chair

Product Description

Drainage holes reduce slipping     

A tool-free assembly and set up

Height adjustable

Detachable armrest

Frame has cross braces attached with aircraft-type rivets

Technical Specifications

How to choose a bath chair

The seat should be at a height that allows you to sit comfortably without straining your joints or “plopping” down. Check each leg to ensure it is locked in place after adjusting. Place the seat entirely inside the bathtub or shower. ALWAYS make sure your shower seat is level and stable before using.

Falls are a real risk for people with mobility, strength, and balance issues. That risk is heightened in the potentially slippery environment in a bathroom.Shower chairs make showering safer for people with mobility challenges, and allow them to maintain dignity and independence while bathing themselves by providing a stable and secure in-shower platform to sit on and bathe without the fear of falling in the shower.

Shower chairs, also known as tub chairs, shower seats, shower benches, shower stools, and sometimes commode chairs, are water resistant seating solutions that go inside a shower or tub to provide people who have difficulty standing in the shower a safe seat so they can bathe in comfort and confidence.

Every shower chair is designed to reduce the risk of a bathroom fall and help users maintain the highest possible level of independence. But with different shapes and sizes of people (and bathrooms) and different levels of mobility to consider, there are a number of types of showers chairs to choose from.