Shower Commode Chair

Safe and easy to use. Good brakes, lightweight , well made.

Haven't found them yet.

bernadine s. from monroe, mi (caregiver)

My husband is 62 years old and has a giant brain aneurysm that has caused him to lose the use of his right side and impaired his balance

well built, padded seat,large wheels that lock.

could use padding on rear cross bar.

ronald b. from rockford, il (caregiver)

age 82 female, unable to walk or transfer without help.

It's well made, the cushion is soft.

It's high, my mother in law would of preferred it a little lower so she could move the chair with her foot.

jenny m. from windermere, fl (caregiver)

We purchased this product for my mother in law and she loved it. She is in a wheel chair all the time

It is easy to use...moves well with the large wheels.

The only improvement that I see would be to allow a change in the height by adjusting the legs. It is a little tall for mother.

susan h. from lake park, ga (caregiver)

92 year old mother had a stroke and several months ago fell and broke her hip. currently back home confined to a wheelchair most of the time.

It saves a disabled person from the danger of transfer, especially if the care giver, like myself is a woman trying to transfer someone larger.

The locks are a little difficult to unlock, but I do not think that is a weakness for everyone. I occasionally have a hard time releasing the brake but best that than a chance the brake not strong enough. The chair has been a life saver!!! Worth every penny!!!

kelley b. from lee's summit, mo

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Good and sturdy, not going to rust.

The seat is too high for the average person. Most commodes are 17 1/2 inches on average of the tallest ones. It appears they took a commode chair and added wheels. That adds 4 inches to the height. What were they thinking, maybe the engineer was 6'6" tall???

marvin h. from louisville, tn (caregiver)

Wife is 5'6" tall, 73 years old, MS for 53 years,dementia, and Diabetic. Her legs are weak and needs help with everything.

good quality

none

robert b. from claremont, ca (caregiver)

knee surgery patient

I like the basic design except for the steel tube back which is terribly uncomfortable!

Way too small for 200 pound man!

thomas s. from black mountain, nc

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martha s. from clarksville, tn (caregiver)

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the wheels, well made

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consuela l. from sacramento, ca

Had Stroke

Easy to roll, great price, comfortable and safe in the shower, fits over the toilet too.

Cannot adjust the height, Brakes take some strength or feet in shoes to operate.

penelope j. from cleveland, oh (caregiver)

It is used by my 69-year old husband who suffered a stroke and cannot balance to stand in the shower. The chair rolls nicely and provides a safe comfo

quality and ease of chair.

don't have any.

anna g. from pulaski, wi (caregiver)

my 88 yr mother has arthritis in her legs and can no longer walk, needed to be able to roll her into shower.