Sponge Padded Seat
The soft seat provides extra comfort during longer bathing sessions.
These padded chairs combine comfort with mobility to assist elderly and disabled users in the bathroom and around the home
The soft seat provides extra comfort during longer bathing sessions.
A foldable footrest prevents the chair from tipping forward during use.
Wheels can be locked in place to ensure the chair stays stationary.
This catalog focuses on waterproof aluminum chairs equipped with lockable casters and drop arms for easy transfers. The inclusion of sponge padding and anti-tilt footrests enhances user safety and comfort.
The drop arms on these models allow for easier side transfers from a bed or wheelchair. This feature is essential for caregivers assisting those with limited mobility.
Unlike standard plastic seats, these models feature sponge padding. This makes the seat more comfortable for users who may need to sit for extended periods.
The lockable casters ensure the chair remains in place once positioned in the shower. The anti-tilt footrest provides additional balance when the user is seated.
These units serve as a 3-in-1 bedside commode, shower chair, and wheelchair. The waterproof aluminum construction allows for full immersion in the shower without damage.
The padded seat is much more comfortable than the hard plastic chairs I have used before.
I appreciate the drop arms because they make it so much easier to move from my bed to the chair.
The lockable wheels are very secure and keep the chair from sliding around on the wet tile.
The aluminum shower chairs in this collection have a weight capacity of 300 lbs to 330 lbs. This ensures a stable experience for most adult users.
Yes, these models feature sponge padded seats. This provides a softer surface compared to traditional non-padded bathroom safety benches.
These chairs are equipped with drop arms. This allows the armrests to be moved out of the way so a user can slide onto the seat from the side.
Yes, the chairs come with lockable casters. This allows the user or caregiver to secure the chair in place for safety during bathing or use as a commode.