Plastic Transfer Bench

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dora v. from woodbridge, va (caregiver)

The user is my nephew an amputee, he live overseas and I had the opportunity to send it to him through some friends. My nephew simply LOVES this.

Easy to assemble. No tools needed. Very stable.

None to date. Have used for approximately 5 wks.

janice w. from bethpage, tn

61 yr old female. post polio use rollator and power chair for mobility. Very limited use of arms.

See above

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mary e. from ackron, oh

Self, age 81 victim of Guillain-Barre.Have very limited use of legs. Bench was exactly what I needed. A better version of one used by therapists.

The sturdiness and safety features it offers, with a sturdy back and hold bar.

It can be a little complicated to put together for someone who is not "handy" around the house.

donna m. from baltimore, md (caregiver)

I purchased this for my 85 year old mother. It is a wonderful product, sturdy and durable. The suction cups make it very stable in the tub and can b

Sturdy for sitting and rising.Lightweight.

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diane g. from seabrook, nh

Recuperating from broken hip.

It is very easy put togeter

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joesph o. from utica, ny

I foud the price was good . I look at some others on the internet & there price was higher & the quarlty look cheap

Easy to assemble. Seems strong. I like that I have the choice of using the side arm and back or not. My shower is small, so don't use either.

None noted. Found it to be as described.

juanita k. from ooltewah, tn

I've been a paraplegic for 24 years, now of "retirement" age!

The slide bench is very sturdy and the seat has lots of room with a secure back rest, so mother does not feel like she would fall off. The seat and back surface are also non-slip even when she's soaped up. The suction cups on the legs that sit in the tub do hold the bench in place without fear of slipping. In fact, it's so good be sure of placement of the chair before use, it's a bit of a wrangle to unstick and move. Mother doesn't like baths and she never felt clean enough with sponge baths, she loves that this bench allows her to take hot showers again.

As the seat itself does not slide and because of the non-slip surface we were wise to install a sturdy hand rail on the shower wall between shower head and faucet within easy reach, as once mother has her legs in the tub she must raise herself up a little to shift over in the seat. If the bather is unable to do this I would not recommend this type of bench, one with a slideable seat would be better. Also we live in a hard water area, so we dry the whole bench down after every shower as the surfaces start getting a grey scale biuld up quickly.

sherlin l. from american falls, id (caregiver)

72 year old woman, recovering from mild stroke

strong yet lightweight

surface pattern makes it hard to slide across when entering and leaving shower

charles e. from southern shores, nc (caregiver)

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It is sturdy and the right height for me to use in the shower.

The material on the chair is a little hard to slide across.

sandy h. from platte, sd

I was unable to shower because of my disability I can not stand long or left my lefs into a shower.

This product enhances mobility of user

While using shower head, water sometimes flows out of tub because the curtain cannot fully close.

jennifer l. from sierra vista, az (caregiver)

87 year old, arthritis

enable user to use the tub by swinging her legs over instead of trying to climb over

could use a larger back

janise w. from philadelphia, pa (caregiver)

age 93, severe arthritis,eyesight concerns, female