Bath Stool with Padded Rotating Seat

only that it is easy to put together

Needs to be a lot more stable, even when it is on a lot lower height

margaret h. from inwood, wv (caregiver)

Was bought for my son, he is tall, had hoped he would be able to use it. But at full height, is more than wobbly. He is weak and dying.

It is easy to insert and remove from a regular tub and the excess water drains readily.

The seat is uncomfortable for a large person. The bottom portion of the stool is not sturdy in place.

joyce s. from abington, pa

This product is used by two arthritic adults.

Strength & functionality

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aj b. from summerville, sc

Late 50s / slightly overweight / male

Sturdiness and height.

None that I could find.

stasia k. from kaneohe, hi (caregiver)

Aloha. My husband is on 24/7 oxygen, aged 86, 5'10 and weighs 275pds. The sool is sturdy and the highest we found. It is wonderful.

Legs keep it steady in the shower

Difficulty putting legs in position

harry f. from cranston, ri

Difficulty standing for long periods of time

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muhammad k. from houston, tx

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james n. from jacksboro, tx

Made showers a joy again.

Seems to be very strong! I have purchase other shower chairs that I felt was my only choice.... I was wrong I expect this one to last a good long time. The height adjustment is great I am a 6 foot man and at the tallest adjustment it was too high I had to bring it down for me. The rotating seat I did not think I needed or want has me thanking for that. The price is right also for your money. Very nice item.

Have not found any yet!!

dan m. from lincoln, ne

53 year old lost use of right leg.

It is strong lightweight and fits good in the tub

I don't care for the moving top.

donald b. from winter springs, fl

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betty r. from ontario, or

77 yrs old unable to stand in shower

Overall it is what we needed

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paul h. from spring city, tn (caregiver)

End user is my spouse. She has parkinson

The bath stool is extremely lightweight but very sturdy. I am not using it as a bath stool but rather as a stool in the bathroom when I am brushing my teeth, applying makeup, fixing my hair, etc.

Although the description says the stool can rotate, you must hold a tab under the seat to make it move. Not a big thing -- but doesn't work for me. I was hoping to rotate to get up from sitting.

valerie b. from shelby twp., mi

I am a 64 year old female with mobility problems. Mainly standing for any amount of time results in falling.