Bariatric Folding Commode

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anna b. from new philadelphia, oh (caregiver)

67 YEAR OLD MALE WHO HAS PROBLEM WALKING AT TIMES

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.

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.

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

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.

It is for people who weigh over 300 lbs.

None

carolyn n. from norman, ok (caregiver)

Is being used by my sister who is 56 years old and cannot walk to the bathroom at this time.

Strong, well-made, easy to clean

It is almost too heavy for me to move--not the product's fault. (I am 78, 4'9", weigh 105, and recovering from CA.)

loretta b. from sierra vista, az (caregiver)

82 y/o husband can walk a few feet w walker, but he is mostly in a wheelchair. Has had radiation for prostate CA. Has urinary frequency, urgency, &