Bariatric Folding Commode
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Sturdy.
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anna b. from new philadelphia, oh (caregiver)
67 YEAR OLD MALE WHO HAS PROBLEM WALKING AT TIMES
Thank you spinlife for making my life so much easier
The fact that it is steel and heavy duty. I am a very large woman weighing 350. I love the strength the commode has!
None that I saw.
carol h. from wyandotte, mi
I am 72 and have mobility issues, the commode is so wonderful to have close at hand.
Good frame but seat is easy to dislodge.
Strong metal frame as compared to the last locally purchased commode which had a plastic or fiberglass "deck" which cracked badly although it too was bariatric and user only weighs 185#
The mounting for the seat itself comes off the tubular frame when the user shifts or sits down "off balance": the seat clamps (U-shaped) should be longer to hold better.
paul l. from santee, ca (caregiver)
My adult stepson. TBI L side paralysis-Arm total, leg partial use-very bad balance makes bedside commode necessary. Has had several commodes.
It is for emergency use, when a patient cannot fit into the...
Size and stability
Ease of folding
elizabeth j. from new city, ny (caregiver)
This product was purchased to use for my Bariatric Patients in my Out-Patient Physical Therapy Practice.
Got the job done !!
Was nice and sturdy
Did not fit on toilet completely
mary t. from selbyville, de
I was having a knee replacement and I needed the use of a taller commode
Meets a vital need.
Relatively lightweight.
Not really lightweight.
ginny h. from tuscaloosa, al
We hope to be able to do a bit more travelling because of this purchase. Hotel/condo bathrooms are generally a "disaster area" for people in wheelchai
Could not sit back far enough to urinate
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Pot too small for large person
kenneth h. from danville, va
Physical disability
Bought the unit for my wife who went to the hospital and...
All the above.
I don't see any
brian c. from fort lauderdale, fl
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Issue with the seat opening, otherwise a good product
Ease of assembly, well built, strong, lightweight and is a good looking commode, I should know as my profession was as a nurse....
I weigh 245, since the commode is rated to take up to 600 lbs., the toilet seat opening is larger than usual. My problem is that while I'm large, the end of my spine (coccyx) is devoid of fat protection. My one decubiti is there and when I sit, I hit it - ouch! Have padded the area which is helping.
judith m. from fairport, ny
67yrs, bilateral degenerative arthritis/hips, arthritic hands, weigh 245, etc
Bariatric Folding Commode: Review
Adjustable height to meet my height requirements and armrests to push myself up.
None
caroline b. from hastings, fl
54 years old; left leg below knee amputation; ongoing toilet problem in father's home.
Provisionally
Large sturdy frame
The plastic seat does not properly fit the frane and the bucket doest fit right. Two joints pop off in the back top and seat on left side. I can't manage taking to post office, so I will keep it. I thought this was expensive so it would be good.
charlotte m. from murchison, tx
ge 70. Cannot make it to bath room.
Works good for overweight, gives more room for better...
Adjusts for use over chair height toilet. Good quality.
Don't know why they put such a flexible, flimsy toilet seat on it. This is supposed to be for bariatric use. It makes you feel the metal framework when sitting on it.
ladonna l. from mira loma, ca (caregiver)
Elderly mother, 84 yrs old. Can't walk but can stand and transfer.
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