Drop-Arm Transport Commode Chair

back support and foot rests, overall stability Also seat is wide with good access.

1.Arm rails cannot be adjusted. They are high and my mothers arms are not comfortable, therefore hand down. 2. Footrests are difficult to move. Bathers hit her skin hard once.

robert h. from opelika, al (caregiver)

My mother, age 87 1/2, severe osteopeorisis - permanently dislocated left shoulder, early dementia. Immobile except for use of a standing lift. 220

it works as intended

making it portable for traveling would be the best...I shipped the chair to a hotel for our daughters wedding and designing this chair to be a "traveling/commode chair" would be perfect.

terry l. from salt lake city, ut (caregiver)

age 63 double amputee...below knee

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terry l. from salt lake city, ut (caregiver)

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would be better if height adjustable

beverly t. from bath, nc

ms

It is durable and comfortable. It is safe and easy to handle.

The castors rust out from the shower after 5 years. This is to be expected. Maybe stainless steel castors?

peggy w. from fullerton, ca (caregiver)

My wife, age 61, has been "blessed" with multiple sclerosis for the past 36 years. She cannot stand, walk or transfer. Spinlife was fantastic.

The wheels-the frame

None so far

paul p. from collegeville, pa

age 75-post polio and arthrits.can't walk--male

quality

cover need to be soft to not cause damage to skin.

juan s. from tampa, fl (caregiver)

My disable grandmother uses it every day

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frank v. from las vegas, nv

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Area of the wheels rusts very easy.Buy two years it will look very old and wheels will freeze up.Also a couple of other points on chair will rust.One extreem point is the tube that the movable foot pad swivals.It rusted through on my old chair which was two years old.This was why I had to buy a new chair.

raymond p. from oakdale, ct (caregiver)

Paralized from upper chest down.50 years old.

It's overall ease of use in the shower. Quick drying of all parts.

one arm doesn't lock in easily so it collapses. The legs do not come off which would be an asset. The wheel locks are too tight so a caregiver hurt herself unlocking one. Footrests are so rough they must be covered with a towel to protect the soles of the feet.

janet d. from marion, ma

77 MS in a wheelchair & cannot stand / walk, use of only one arm.

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rosalie s. from tillamook, or (caregiver)

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The way it is made and the height is perfect.

None at this point.

dorothy c. from moreno valley, ca (caregiver)

My mother - totally disabled with medically induced dementia.