Teak Bath Bench

Stability even for someone who weighs 270 pounds like myself

This limitation on the adjustment for height

karl k. from wimberley, tx

I use the chair at my sink to shave and prepare myself for the day or for bed. I recently lost my left leg and the chair allows me to sit down

The size and solid construction.

The seat is well shaped for my small shower enclosure but would be more comfortable if during manufacture the slot edges had been rounded over. This could be accomplished at no additional cost if the router bit used for cutting the slots incorporates the rounding over feature.

james w. from dallas, tx

I use this stool in my walk in shower since I find it difficult to stand while showering. It's small enough to allow me to stand ( with support )

Probably the Teak Wood seat or bench.

The legs could a bit stronger.

alvin e. from albuquerque, nm (caregiver)

My Wife had a Stroke and she is a bit unsteady on her feet. I have Grab Bars ainstalled in the shower and with the bench she seems to be fairly sta

Probably the Teak Wood seat or bench.

The legs could a bit stronger.

alvin e. from albuquerque, nm (caregiver)

My Wife had a Stroke and she is a bit unsteady on her feet. I have Grab Bars ainstalled in the shower and with the bench she seems to be fairly sta

the price. thank the company for not being greedy for the product markup. Bench is well made, and the wedge design fits the body proper,do modify the leg placement or add another

wood is slippery when wet therefore a towel is put upon bench and then wetted b/4 use. legs are inappropriately placed & bench wobbles

cj m. from brookfield, wi

75 yo 220 lbs multiple disabilites

I was able to assemble it myself.

I don't believe there are any.

deanna h. from hinkley, ca

70 yrs old; CHF, Diabetic, Dual-heart murmur, Can't stand fornmore than a few seconds, Use a power-chair or a push chair to get around.

solid and durable easy assembly

None that I've found

tom c. from middleton, ma

It is extremely sturdy and exactly the right hieght for easy on and off. Wide and deep enough to eliminate any fear of sliping of, drains well through

Sturdy, good size, easy to move for cleaning, doesn't look like just for elderly

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paulette s. from apopka, fl

50+healthy couple

The teak wood seat is very smooth and feels sturdy for good support.

The adjustable legs are certainly a good idea but they tend to feel slightly 'loose' or 'wobbly' because of the spring loaded nub that goes into the hole for ease of height adjustment. I would have preferred a knob that would screw into a threaded hole per leg for a more secure, sturdy support.

joseph m. from anaheim, ca (caregiver)

Although the quality of the product is good, I did not account for its true size compared to the size of the shower it would be in. I wish there were