Foldable Shower Chair W/Back

Easy assembly and lite weight.

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janet w. from mountiantop, pa

70 yrs. old,walk with the aid of a walker,feel more secure sitting in the shower, the chair was something I was looking for, the Nova was exactly it

Ease of setup. Easily moved. Comfortable and secure for user.

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susan c. from springfield, va (caregiver)

87 y/o female w/ severe osteoporosis, both hips fractured w/in past six months.

The main feature we were looking for in a shower chair was arms that my mother could use to help herself stand up. Next, was that the chair could fold for storage. We liked that the seat had the indention for washing the upper legs. When it arrived, my husband, an engineer, was impressed by the quality of the materials and workmanship.

While it is not a real issue, I think my mother would have a little trouble unfolding the chair and fastening the clips that stabilize it. It's a very easy 2-step process, but she'd have to be sitting down to do it, or she'd lose her balance. I do it for her and it takes less than 1 minute. If a person is unsteady on their feet, they should sit down on the toilet and unfold and clip the chair while sitting down to prevent a fall.

violet b. from vienna, va (caregiver)

We bought the chair for my 85-year-old mother who lives with us and can't sit in the tub anymore.

Portability; optimal size for shower use; lightweight; easy to store when not in use; reasonable price

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eleanor b. from eastham, ma

84 year old female with spinal stenosis; decreased balance; memory problems

Product strengths: back support, sturdy, foldable for travel, good quality My mother liked it, said it was strong and secure, comfortable.

Products weaknesses: expensive, a little large and cumbersome for travel

lynn b. from chicago, il (caregiver)

Purchased this product for my disabled mother's use while travelling.

This chair fits nicely in my father's walk in shower (36 x 36). The chair is very sturdy and easy to move around. This chair has eliminated the need to install a wall mounted bench. It has the added benefit of having arms of the chair which helps my Dad lift himself up. It is perfect for my Dad's needs

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james m. from grass lake, mi (caregiver)

My elderly father has severe back problems.

It's everything I expected.

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elenore g. from naples, fl (caregiver)

Requires assistance with showering.

THE EASE IN WHICH IS ASSEMBLES, THE EASE OF GETTING IN AND OUT OF THE CHAIR. The suction cups on the chair legs hold the chair in place

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winifred b. from oak park, il (caregiver)

my mother is 88 years old, she can not sit down into a tub so she uses the chair. She also had grad bars that assist her into the tub.

The solidness of it -- it stays in place, does not move & the grip arms. Its deep seat allows my mom to move forward when needed and still feel safe.

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theresa g. from scottsdale, az (caregiver)

88 year old female, blind & deaf, has very limited mobility.

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m z. from san ramon, ca (caregiver)

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It is stable and yet fairly light weight and comfortable.

Since it is made of metal I hope in time it will not rust.

earl h. from hagerstown, md

I am 74 and in good health except I cannot stand or walk very well or for any distance.

Just that it is good and useful product.

Weakness is in size of showers, particularly those with so-called "seats".

herbert w. from laconia, nh

85 yo male spinal stenosis, neuropathy, arthritis.