Elite Shower Chair Commode with Footrest and Right Drop Arm ELT817 P FRRDA (Blue)

For a shower chair that has a high weight limit for bariatric patients the width of the chair is not wide enough for obese people that match that weight limit.

Looks nice and is easy to use.

I weigh 225 and the chair is certified up to 325. the first time I used it the seat bent on the sides. I don’t know if he was damaged in shipping or just a flaw in that seat but I emailed the seller on a Tuesday and had a new seat on Friday and new seat works great. I would recommend this product.

My parent needed a chair that could fit through a narrow doorway to access a bathroom and this chair was a great choice. It can easily hold at least a 300 lb person. Great for shower or for the toilet.

This chair has changed our lives. It has cut in half the number of daily transfers my 102 year old mother has to make.

I tried to transfer my invalid wife to the chair with the brakes activated. The chair kept moving with ease to my surprise. It seems to be just to light. her leg got caught in the wide slot at the end of the toilet hole. The poor woman became wedged in the chair. I returned the chair because I found it to be too dangerous for us to use. Guess what? They charged me $41.00 for restocking.

There is very little left to put together when it arrives, and very little instructions to do so. But by looking at the pictures one can figure it out. Has worked very well and makes bathing less of a chore for the care-giver.

This chair is a lifesaver on issue is the arm drums on the wrong side o thought when I ordered it that both arms drop down. I wish we could have other arm drop., my friend has ALS and was agitated being in diapers all the time and we could first anything in her bathroom to get to potty not only can she potty on here but it actually fits through her bathroom door. just wish it had cushion on seat plastic is hard on her