Galenus Medical
OasisSpace Heavy Duty Shower Chair 500lb, Padded Bath Seat with 6 Height Adjustable Tube – Tool Free Anti-Slip Shower Bench Bathtub Stool Seat for Inside Shower
$36.39
- Shower Chair
- Lightweight and Durable: OasisSpace Bath Stool is approved highest standards, supports up to 500 pounds. Made of heavy-duty anodized aluminum frame, 1 pair of cross-bars added in the middle part, thickened seat and backrest, anti-skid rubber tips, shower chair seat ensures your safety when showering
- Comfortable Padded Shower Stool: Padded bath seat is detachable for easy cleaning and the shower chair for elderly has anti-slip rubber feet with drainage holes on the bathtub adjustable shower chair for adults designed to allow water to drain.
- Perfect Size for Smaller Showers: Durably constructed, shower transfer bench stool is lightweight and safe to use. Great support for those with chronic fatigue or balance issues, the stool is also useful following injury or surgery. Fits almost anywhere in bathroom; With a range of 14.5″-19.5″ height and 13″ X 14″perfect size for smaller bath.
- Versatile & Tool-Free Assembly: Removable back support and height adjustable legs allow users to customize chair based on specific preferences. Tool free assembly. Easy to assemble and use.
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| Weight | 500 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17.3 × 10.6 × 19 in |
| GTIN | 001001687108 |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 500 Pounds |
| Minimum Height | 14.5 Inches |
| Seat Depth | 10.6 inches |
| Interior seat width | 16.5 Inches |
| Seat Length | 16.5 Inches |
| Seat Width | 10.6 Inches |
| UPC | 763231471840 |
| Product Dimensions | 17.3 x 10.6 x 19 inches |
| Item Weight | 4.6 pounds |
| ASIN | B07Q4P5Z84 |
| Item model number | 62035 |
| Fabric Type | Shower Chair |
| Assembly required | Yes |
| Batteries required | No |
| Manufacturer | OasisSpace |
Markpr73 –
I bought this shower seat to help me with cleaning my feet. I was diagnosed with stress fractures on my L-5 vertebrae and it was becoming very painful for me to balance my legs properly in order to clean my feet. This shower seat is a godsend. It’s small enough to fit in my shower yet sturdy enough that I can literally sit on it comfortably and tend to my feet in comfort. I did have a couple of minor issues putting it together, and you should be aware that you will more than likely need to exert of bit of force to get the crossbars to connect up to the individual legs when tightening everything up. Just read the instructions carefully and take your time and you should be fine. I am not expecting the blue rubber pad that goes on top of the seat to last very long as it’s a bit thin however even if it fails completely the top of the seat will still be perfectly comfortable without the pad. I’m totally happy with this little unit and, for the price I paid, I think it’s well-made and a great value.
Dona Grossman –
With multiple joint replacements and an aging body, I use the handicap shower at our local gym. Having been post-surgical many times I became accustomed to using the bench to shower. Being at risk to fall I decided it was time to put a bench in my home shower. I read many reviews and looked at many chairs online. I’ve had this chair for nearly a year now and I love it. It was a tad confusing to build at first but has a distinct order so that parts align properly so I built the chair twice. Seeing that some persons had issues with it collapsing or being unsturdy I fastened everything securely with a very firm hand pressure as I did not want to over tighten or strip any of the fasteners. This chair is extremely sturdy. Both my husband I can use it safely and we are not slight people. I believe if this chair collapsed it wasn’t either built properly or tightened well. If you know you have weak hand strength assistance would be advised to get everything snug and tight. If you don’t realize that indentations go with indentations, get help. …………. While the look of the chair is utilitarian and not “pretty” it does a great job and will last my entire lifetime. I feel safe and secure. The legs of the chair do not slide easily on the tub yet it’s easy enough to relocate. I like not having a back on the seat. My husband faces the faucet but I prefer to face backward once I’ve set the water and have the shower hit my back. Each to their own. Not having a back on the chair isn’t an issue and provides freedom. When not in use I move the chair up next to the faucet and close the curtain leaving it slightly open like I like and it’s not visible. It’s a light, stable, well-built bench.The suction wall handhold works fairly well too. It is NOT meant to be a safety bar. If you use it to bear all your weight and need that this handgrip will fail you. My husband did not realize it wouldn’t bear his weight. It came off the wall and he nearly fell. It does not come off easy but can because it’s not a safety bar. It’s wonderful for providing a place to hold making it easier to balance your own weight and cause you not to wobble as you leave or enter the tub. We follow the instructions and reset it at regular intervals. We’ve not had problems since the one incident with my husband. If you need more stabilization my suggestion is to install medical-grade stabilization equipment rather than risk hurting yourself.
Jodi –
Bought this after recent foot surgery and it has been a game changer! It was easy to assemble and is very sturdy! I don’t get worried about it slipping under me when I try and get up!