Aluminum Shower Chair and Commode with Casters

flexibility of product is very important and the product performs very well.

No weakness...

charles s. from windsor, ct

ages...59 years old and 68 years old...

Ease of use to get her into the shower and thoroughly bathed.

It would be more convenient if the front bar that held the uprights together was curved differently for transfers

jeanne h. from lisbon falls, me

My mom, Jeanne, is severely crippled by RA. It was hard to give her a shower until we found this shower chair.

Light weight. Easy to maneuver.

Not provided

martin g. from forest hills, ny (caregiver)

Health aid via centers plan

Weight capacity

In a few instances the casters jam.

phyllis g. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

Stroke victim paralyzed on the left side.

might work for very small person

not substantial enough, brakes not strong enough for person of size--although inside the advertised weight range.

andrea d. from highland beach, fl (caregiver)

220 lb. stroke victim. Right side hemiplegic.

There are none.

The toilet seat opening in the front.

james h. from murphy, tx (caregiver)

71 year old MS patient

Besides being exactly what we were seeking, the shower chair is reasonably priced and appears to be long-lasting, with minimum upkeep.

We haven't found any weaknesses.

john h. from honolulu, hi (caregiver)

The patient is mobile, but unable to wash herself. This shower chair is perfectly designed for maintaining her cleanliness.

Sturdy and dependable

Nothing

arturo m. from scottsdale, az (caregiver)

Not provided

Lightweight and sturdy.

No leg rests.

max q. from lyndhurst, va (caregiver)

My 35 year old wife is hemiplegic. We have only used this chair twice so far. We bought it as a travel chair. It is very lightweight but sturdy.