Mariner Rehab Shower Commode Chair- 5" Wheels

Works great 1 month in.... easy to push and operate all the different functions !

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andrea l. from shrewsbury, ma

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monica f. from humble, tx

Best and most comfortable shower chair I’ve ever used.

Its sturdy,yet very maneuverable with the wheel mechanism that it has. The arms fold upwards which helps with transfers.

no weakness

ian r. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

Middle age female with MS with a broken leg.

very sturdy

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linda h. from los alamedos, ca (caregiver)

Person that uses this product, my husband, is disabled as result of stroke. Left side paralysis. This shower/commode chair is very convenient.

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gary s. from healdsburg, ca

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gary s. from healdsburg, ca

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linda c. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

Blind and bed ridden

Quality

Not comfortable

diana s. from washington, nj

Multiple sclerosis, wheelchair bound, used for showers and commode

Ease of use. Too high for normal use. Great for shower.

Safety belt too short for her weight

raymond b. from lake wales, fl (caregiver)

225 lb patient. Totally bed ridden.

Portable, sturdy, nice brakes. Make taking my son to the bathroom in the middle of the night much easier . Haven't taken it on vacation yet but can't wait to use it in a walk in shower

The swing away arm clips seem easy to break and the pan sits loosely in the holder. Haven't missed yet but do have to make sure it's placed correctly.

mary beth l. from mcadoo, pa (caregiver)

17 year old son with Juvenile Batten disease, a progressive neurological disease. He has been wheelchair bound for a year now

Overall sturdy product minus "swing away" arm rest clips. Nice padding on seat. Rolls well. Good cutout on seat. Expensive, but definitely worth it. Caregiver can get user into chair just like a regular wheelchair, push him into the bathroom, help him stand to get clothes off, and then allow him to do toileting knowing that he's safely seated. We added a large bathmat which we use the front wheels to anchor, he rests his feet on the mat and can then "push" when necessary. Without mat, his feet slip on the floor due to Parkinson's rigidity.

Bar supports underneath chair make it impossible for user to reach underneath take care of personal cleaning -- but a caregiver can manage. Also the "swing away" arm rests are counter productive, they swing UP and OVER and therefore right into the toilet, blocking getting close to the tank. They need to swing DOWN and OUT. The clips on the arms are plastic; they don't unclip well or hold well. During first use, the user broke the right hand clip by just pulling on the arm rest. Also, the footrests seem high or maybe they need a strap to help patients with rigidity issues.

henry f. from springfield, pa (caregiver)

User is 89 years old, with Parkinson's.

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slobodanka p. from union city, nj

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