Molded I-Class Heavy-Duty Transfer Bench

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elaine m. from penn hills, pa

55 year old with 2 bad knees and obese.

Size of bench is good; fits nicely in tub with minimal space needed outside of tub (great for relatively small bathroom space).

Instructions for assembly can definitely be improved! It took my father and I over 30 minutes to get it right! Ex: there is no mention at all of cross-support bars in the assembly instructions. The first step in the instructions is to put the back support in - and then turn over to assemble legs!

david w. from philadelphia, pa

50 year-old male, recent below-knee amputee.

I can now take my shower by myself Thanks It is wonderful

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jo'n l. from twin falls, id

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My husband used this model in the hospital and it was recommended by his OT for home. Good for those with standard tub.

While it was easy to assemble, some of the screws were stripped, making it difficult to tighten all the way. Still, my teens assembled it without my intervention, so all in all a good product!

patricia g. from media, pa

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Size. Quality

BACK DOES NOT FIT STURDY. NEEDS TO BOLT ON.

michael p. from wadsworth, oh

63 yr.old man. 360lbs. Bad back and hips and knees. Unable to lift leg over side of tub.

It is well built has a nice design that holds the soap, and the shower head. Large surface and extra over the side panel for easy transfer even with the use of only one arm.

Not good for a person who has a lot of problems with skin break down. If a person does not have tool to assemble the product that can be a problem.

timothy m. from west jordan, ut

50 year old paraplegic who just had surgery to repair rotator cuff and detached bicep.

It has stability. It feels sturdy.

My biggest problem was the instructions. They could have been clearer.

ellen m. from north hampton, nh

I have a broken leg.

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david l. from minnetonka, mn

age 55 for knee replacement surgery

Appears it will last a long time.

If the legs were a little more spread out I would feel more secure when transfering, it wobbles a little.

tom m. from marietta, ga

58 Year Old Male with polio, no use of legs

Very support related. Can move around easily without risks. Very well made. As I said above I suggested that the Ridge Tahoe should purchase them for their handicap guests and they purchased 6 last year to replace the ones that they had been using.

Back hard to remove. It gets in my way when I am using it. Also the leg pins of my previous unit rusted out and that is why I got the new one.

charles w. from roseville, ca

I am A bilateral BKA, 68 years old, I have had 4-way bypass surgery, Arota valve replaced, Defib/Pacemeker installed.