Mariner Rehab Shower Commode Chair - 24" Wheels

EASE OF MOVEMENT

IT SITS ABOUT 3" TO HIGH FOR ME. FRONT WHEEL HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT WOULD BE NICE.

richard g. from grand rapids, mi

MS - LIMITED MOBILITY, CANT WALK WITHOUT ASSISTANCE, NEEDS HELP TO DRESS, GET IN AND OUT OF BED, SHOWER & GETTING IN AND OUT OF AUTO.

easy to move and fold for travel

footrest are weak

mike s. from wausau, wi

c-5,6 quad 55yr

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Lack of axel or back support stablity of wheels.

john s. from modesto, ca

65 year old female. Transfers using transfer board.

light and easy to move around.

breaks are not firm enough. seat is slippery if wet especially while having a shower, quite uncomfortable.

monica b. from tinley park, il

spinal cord injury

It works, it's strong. Right price.

Not pretty, clunky looking.

joseph c. from sea girt, nj

MS patient, roll-in shower at home. Can't walk.

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jay h. from fort bragg, ca (caregiver)

42 year old brain injured male

Sturdy. Does the job.

Patient can't easily remove bucket while in the chair. Front-to-back size is quite large when the leg rests are installed. Harder to drive than my everyday wheel-chair.

james j. from seattle, wa

52 year-old male with MSAm inability to walk and increasing difficulty with transfers.

Wonderful for use in her portable shower.

The seat cushion is very uncomfortable for my mother and she cannot sit on this for any length of time as she says it is to hard and has no cushioning.

eugenia d. from milton, ma (caregiver)

My mother is 78 yrs old and has multiple sclerosis and is confined to a wheelchair.

Solid construction, good tires and wheels, good front casters for all surfaces, easy transfer from either side due to fly away arm rests, folds up, suprisingly stable. I am a large man, and even though my legs are too long for this chair, they still stay secure (although somewhat froglegged) and it is a pleasure to not have to transfer to a bench in the shower anymore. To those who say this chair is unstable I have to disagree. I only use it for very short distances to my roll in shower, but it supports me well and I do not feel shaky. Good chair for the money.

Seat is a bit hard, but not so bad for just showers. The feetrests do not swing away, which is a bit of a pain, but not a major one.

david s. from purvis, ms

T-9 Para, 20 years post, Male, 6' 7", 300 lbs

Good value- met my expectations Rustproof Comes fully assembled

Backrest is inadequate Minor squeak in rear wheel

leonard k. from shelton, ct

User can semi self-propel

Safe & sturdy-easy to assemble.

Will report back if one arises...

marla s. from fullerton, ca (caregiver)

Used the Shower Chair for the first time today for my 79 year old Mom who has had a stroke (paralyzed on right side). Worked great.

Have not used long enough to know.

As for the chair- needs to have rubber plugs in the top of the tubing where the front wheels are mounted. There is a rubber insert there but it does not stop the water from going down into the tube. This will eventually cause rusty water to tun out in the shower which is difficult to clean. Plugs are used in other places where not needed, but not in this location.

dr. s. l. s. from palm coast, fl

75 year old male with muscle disease. Cannot stand or walk. Very little use of hands. Requires assistance for everything from dressing to showering.