Stainless Steel Rehab Shower Commode Chair

Price

Not sure of the quality due to it being a "no name" brand.

julie c. from houston, tx

quadriplegic

The ease of use. It rolls easily, folds easily and is comfortable. It was easy to get in the car for travel.

The assembly. I was able to get it out of the box, but it required tools that I cannot use to assemble. However, it was easy for an able-bodied person to assemble.

linda k. from americus, ga

58 year old female quadraplegic who is totally independent. I live alone and care for myself without any assistance. I travel with my work and purch

The large wheels makes mobility easier.

Should have been given a product guide and information sheet regarding the shower chair.

gwen f. from canyon country, ca

64, Multiple Sclerosis and Myastenia Gravis

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robert b. from lakeville, mn

I have MS. The chair is narrow enough to enter most bathrooms with out scraping the molding around the door. I take the chair with me when I travel.

Well built, comfortable and fits over the toilet very well.

The brakes were defective in the first unit we received. They were made of a cheap and brittle composite metal and they both broke the first time we used them. In the replacement chair the brakes appear to be much sturdier, but this can only be ascertained through use.

barbara r. from fort lee, nj

I am 70 years of age and have MS. I need a great deal of adaptive equipment along with my power wheelchair.