Stainless Steel Rehab Shower Commode Chair

Easy to use nice for traveling.

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steven p. from cathlamet, wa

I'm a incomplete quad c-5-6-7 level. I was in a truck accident on 1-28-2001. My age is 49. I've had two of these chairs and they work good

Sturdily built.

Seat level is too high, difficult for caregiver to get patient into. We should have done more research before purchasing.

thomas o. from tappan, ny (caregiver)

Wife has MS. We purchased this chair for use in the shower. Wife has no use of legs.

didn't find any strengths.

Very poorly built with no thought to a person disabilites

gail b. from provo, ut

I am 73 years old. I am a quadripelgic. I have had a shower chair for 23 years that was starting to wear out, so we decided to buy a new one.

Does the job for what I need.

The seat can be improved and made softer and more water tight resistant!

james c. from manville, nj

I am a quadriplegic--C 4/5 for 33 years. I have always used this style of commode chair. Nothing else works. The seat, however, used to be softer.

good design

plastic back holds water and front open seat is not usable , had to order round design , my decision to order the open front seat, was a costly mistake, had to order the round hole seat.

peggy w. from raleigh, nc

TO take a shower

Stainless steel, and has an opening of both and right side.

I'm not sure.

suzanne j. from jaffrey, nh (caregiver)

65 yr. old male, cannot walk, a tree fell on him and broke his back, leg, ankle,ribs.

It is build well. The seat is the right shape.

The commode should be able to fit over any standard low toilet. We did not think it was necessary to measure our standard toilets as every commode we have EVER owned has slid over the toilet. We are using the commode, but it has put HEAVY scratches on both sides of the toilet bowl. Your ad should have warned of such a problem.

charles p. from sarasota, fl

69 yo (quad for 43 years) will use for shower chair/commode

it is sturdy and that helps a patient, whatever their injuries are, to feel secure. It appears to be very well made and constructed with the best possible materials. I like its dual purpose and the convenience of usage.

I wish there was some way to wheel it in over our toilet, but the necessity of the front support makes that seem like it would be an impossibility engineering-wise. Otherwise, I see no weaknesses to date. We love it!

patricia b. from pleasanton, ca (caregiver)

my husband, Doug, is 73 years old, suffering from TBI, blindness and multiple complications following a car accident in 2005. This chair is a godsend

I LOVE the fact that it folds (so much easier to travel with!)and the width of the opening in the seat makes transfers much easier. It's easy to clean, and the feet plates lock into place very well. The depth of this chair is also better suited for roll-in showers that what we've had in the past.

The feet plates arrived put on backwards, but we were able to fix that with the tool provided (but no instructions). The container under the seat does not securely fit in the holder, making it easy to tip/spill if pushing the chair in or out of a roll-in shower: NOT a good thing!

monica r. from garner, nc (caregiver)

Bought for a 56 year old C5/C6 quadriplegic

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diane h. from iselin, nj

55 years old, MS

The open commode seat and the 24in rear wheels for ease of self propel for usage.

The parts start to rust over time when using for showers. I just would recommend anyone who purchases this item use some WD-40 once a month for the ball bearings and where the metal parts connect.

sean b. from virginia beach, va

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Warrenty - used it and it went well Good Brakes, which are an important feature

seat hard and cracks, would have preferred a swing back arm instead of having to take it off. The feet rest need straps because a quads feet fall back

teri l. from livermore, ca (caregiver)

34 year old male, quad c5